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Traces
02:51
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well it's a long way from broadway
to each and every time i try to explain you
and how it came to this
it's not on purpose
it's worthless
so i try to reassign whatever bandwidth
that i've misapplied for months
it whistles past my ear
i feel it high in my throat
how your conscience stays so clear is something i'll never know
i'm always finding
traces here and there
of how it changed me
so i'm coming up for air and letting go now
call it your comeback
just don't call me
you can put whatever spin on this you have to
cause i'm giving you no more words to twist
you know the truth is that no one can teach you how to care about other people
and can you fake empathy
it whistles past my ear
i feel it high in my throat
how your conscience stays so clear is something i'll never know
i'm always finding
traces here and there
of how it changed me
so i'm coming up for air and letting go now
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High Water Marks
02:42
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a fractured summer dream
a train far off its track
now i can't take them anywhere
without always looking back
at splintering monuments
to faltering common sense
deafening arguments
high water marks
all long forgotten
and i've lost all of it
it's always waking up
with that same sense of doubt
you said you'd seen enough
but i can't buff it out
of splintering monuments
to faltering common sense
deafening arguments
high water marks
all long forgotten
and i've lost all of it
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