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goners
02:49
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no one knows the feeling
of being completely off
in the dark, we never stop
no one knows the feeling
of being completely wrong
except for me, I've heard your songs
but i don't ever want to feel like i don't have to try
if you're gone, i'm gone, we're gone, it's alright, it's alright
when you're going nowhere
you can stop thinking like you're wasting away
alone
between the fridge and the sink
we're okay
we don't have to leave
it's a party, a big birthday party
for something that we've never seen
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nostalgia
02:55
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careful cacophony
drumming on the steering wheel
we're headed home
we'll get there when we get there
we'll get there when we get there
careful cacophony
sonar sings! back and forth!
do you understand?
do you still feel?
are you still there?
are you still there?
everyone i know has held the things that i've held close
for so long, so long and never let go of
nostalgia, nostalgia
wish i could be part of your world
i only hear your voice through computers
a well assembled nightmare, i was in the front there
please slow down, watch the signs, please drive safer, as the crow flies I've been baptized in the sun
everyone i know has held the things that i've held close
for so long, so long and never let go of
nostalgia, nostalgia
everyone i know has held the things that i've held close
for so long, so long and never let go of
nostalgia, nostalgia
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nothing else v2
03:44
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see previous upload for lyrics
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sombur Ypsilanti, Michigan
if you leak this you're not my friend anymore
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