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Where I'm Calling From
02:09
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Wait, at the beach the waves call
Oh no you never learned
How to swim, how to crawl
But that's all right
The sky, that sky is red with whirling clouds
Oh do you want to know
How it ends
This life, the beginning
Where I'm calling from
What I'm afraid of
Is you
Bop
Wait, at the beach the waves call
Oh no you never learned
How to swim, how to crawl
But that's all right
Where I'm calling from
What I'm afraid of
Is you
Bop
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Satellite
03:23
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I've been searching for a satellite that fell out of the sky to the earth
All is silent on the side of the road where my car it just gave up and died
Call me on the telephone
Ask me when I'm coming home
To be with you
My, it doesn't even matter
I, I don't have the answer
Why, if I had somebody
I, I'd ride further from ya
Empty silos echo miles of grain grown in years of the summer's gone by
Met a farmer who would give me a ride just as far, just as far as I'd like
Call me on the telephone
Ask me when I'm coming home
To be with you
My, it doesn't even matter
I, I don't have the answer
Why, if I had somebody
I, I'd ride further from ya
To be with you
Why
To be with you
Why
To be with you
Why
To be with you
Why
Does it even matter
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Hello Later
02:17
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Break it apart like a little bird's nest
I know you're sorry
Like an old tape stuck repeating
The words are wearing thin
It's okay I never liked you anyway
Later, Hello, Later, Hello, Later, Hello
Winter takes me like a lover to bed
When I wake I know it'll be gone
Pull the shades up
Make no way for the light to escape us
Sun out small kids stand on top of the snow
Light rounds the corners in our town
Smile high as laughter fills all the space
With it's sound now
It's okay I never liked you anyway
Later, Hello, Later, Hello, Later, Hello
Sew the seams of old dreams all the days are ours
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