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Kitchen
02:46
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2. |
Blinds
03:44
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You've got electric lips and fingertips
Wide smiles and kind eyes that shine bright
You've got electric lips and fingertips
You are morning light, slipping through my blinds
One more hour of this, I swear I'll let you go
I know it's morning
Looking at you filled me with so much joy the sun got jealous
One more hour of this exquisite torture
I shouldn't ask you to stay but I do, I do
With finger paintings on your hands and your wrists
With my eyes at the end of our trysts
I ask with hands in your hair while we try not to kiss
You are morning light, slipping through my blinds
Curl into my chest, I don't need to rest
One more hour of this, I swear I'll let you go
I know it's morning
When you're looking at me I'm who I want to be
Please, one more hour of this exquisite torture
Blissfully exhausted I've fallen for you, dancing through the haze of these days with the memory of the nights we didn't sleep through
I wasn't sure it was real
But this blissful exhaustion convinced me
You've got electric lips and fingertips
Wide smiles and kind eyes that shine bright
You've got electric lips and fingertips
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3. |
Staircase Suitcase
03:37
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4. |
Floorboards
03:27
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Arguments train me everytime you're yelling
Obviously angry every time I'm in need
Complicated my sleep just in time to catch me, fall
Who is gonna start a fight with my wealth?
All I have to sacrifice is myself
He said "who is gonna start a fight with my belt? You are gonna find out I have stealth."
Solve my own quandaries now I've got time to think
Arguments knot me when your teeth start to sink in
Who is gonna start a fight with my wealth?
All I have to sacrifice is myself
He said "who is gonna start a fight with my belt? You are gonna find out I have stealth."
Pull the floorboards up and out of me
(untitled memory)
(I am the enemy)
Ignore the synapse, this house is to collapse
Who is gonna start a fight with my wealth?
All I have to sacrifice is myself
He said "who is gonna start a fight with my belt? You are gonna find out I have stealth."
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Bedroom
02:59
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6. |
Stoop
03:14
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Liquor stop you were not gonna stoop to your old ways
In the car you forgot every promise you had made
If only just a whisper of life in the room
On the road not unknown unfamiliar just to me
Second glass I will pass out to find me underneath
Full remorse but of course you have to defend your pride
After running across the country you ran back to the other side
If only just a whisper of life in the room
And I don't believe you
Even if you couldn't tell it was wrong
It's so fantasy that you couldn't even hear me over the song you wrote
But no means by no means
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The Lion and The Badger Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
While working together in the indie rock band "Bonsai Trees", Marshall Beiver and James MacPherson decided to create an additional project made up of just the two of them. Recording the entire record live in the room in an evening, the duo was able to capture the right emotion and the "Home" EP became a testament to where they are as songwriters right now. Dreamview is the next step. ... more
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