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Radium Paint
02:24
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i can see those veined wings coming in
i can see them poking through your skin
so you'll be moving on
and by daybreak you'll be gone
i can see those veined wings coming in
i can see that smile that you faked
like a mouthful of radium paint
you don't think that i know
so you bare your teeth for show
i can see that smile that you faked
so what am i supposed to do?
i know you're changing
but i can't change with you
now that your transformation's come
you spend your time living in the sun
and it's worth living in
but the light just burns my skin
you spend your life living in the sun
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2. |
Running Out of Days
02:42
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after the empties
have crowded the table
and the drunks have gone home
and that calm voice of reason
has stepped through the doorway
and left you alone
steal out to the street
and stare through the window
at that living room glow
and look for the pieces
of the life that you wanted
but come on don't you know?
there's nowhere left to go
so you'll keep on blaming
the mistakes of tomorrow
on the mistakes of today
and you won't even bother
telling your losses
to get out of your way
you're giving up 'cause
you're getting so tired
of saying "come what may"
all of your friends
are hitting the city
well what else can i say?
we're running out of days
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Lawnmower Songs Eugene, Oregon
singer-songwriter from western oregon
firmly on the monster side of the monster-wizard continuum
Lawnmower Songs recommends:
Don't Breathe In Through Your Mouth
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southern oregon's finest rock band's 2017 debut album combines mid-fi pacific northwest haze with great pop hooks and pointed, critical-yet-emotional lyrics to excellent effect.
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