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Leaders of the New Sound
02:27
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Leaders of the New Sound
I can be your little jewel
On the Crown
I can force viewership
Waiting on the New Sound
I can hear your humor lie
in the times
sticking out from the sidelines
One Thing I cheer for
One thing I cheer for:
Innocence
Some songs can have it
Some songs can have it
Anything that attaches me
Anything that attaches me
I've been waiting on security
Just a feeling keeping a connection
When I get outside the building
I have an allegiance to precious memory
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2. |
Safe Ride
02:37
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Safe ride back home
Nothing hits the real world right
On the drive thru the silent night
Recline the throne
Tell me and I can heat it up
On the dial
We are here a while
Receiving messages
Ignored for a while
Silence of the driver in the backseat they Smile
Too Bad we had to leave soon
Too bad we had to leave soon
Anyone can make this trip just
The longer the drive, the harder the High-Five
Pester the pilot a bit just to wake him up
We lay at the dell where the little birds rest
And I sang at the critters and I beat my chest
and jarred a bit of air
Safe, good old home
Didn't realize I missed the sounds
Sounds of home
The sounds alone
Bridge, tunnel, toll
Pubescent soul
Using these wheels, we'll stroll
This could be anywhere
But the beauty of it
is that we're in Darrien
City of Connecticut
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3. |
Finger Game
03:37
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See up a sky I endorse
Two new buildings come up
On a whim overnight
Doors open
Plaza entryway clears
Jobs created no clear manager
No one to lead appears
Anyone come and ride with us
Pay no downpayment
And thickest walls
Anyone come and ride with us
See no rabble
Or persons over age 30
Please before signing anything
Play this here game with me
With just our fingers and a string
A finger game
Hark, hear the music in the halls
Soundtrack to our Spring and Fall
And feel reflected in the glass
All shimmering past
All shimmering
Slow insertion of hands
Into the neighboring lands
Knock on doors
Introduce the plans
Snakes slither on the architect
Don't build here or there
Then where shall I build he despairs
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4. |
Zero Anger
04:25
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0 Anger because i know what i need
Conversation that I know how to lead
Mediate those friends
Bring their thoughts to a head
Grooming answers
Gesture with no words
Till a topic can emerge
Talking in their car
Where to start?
0 Anger in the back of my head
No remarks left to be thought up or said
Empathy mattes the air
Large sentence to be shared
Trusted companion
Skewers as they read
Seek the best words to succeed
Swallowing much else
Seek with me
0 Anger at the top of the talk
Entering terms we don't know so we stop
Terrible swallowing
At the cusp of the thing
Spill it out loud
Don't be shy or proud
You may flourish in-between
Senses this must end
Retracts pen
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5. |
The Other Side
03:27
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The veins in my wrist come clear
As I clench my fist thinking about the year
I promised you that I'd befriend The Other and
Difference
Alas the cheek of that remains free of even one kiss
I wanted to be let on Other Sides
Why don't you put me on the Other Side
I'm not trying to declare my blind sides
Just wondering what is the Other Side?
Woah. You could've put me in touch with someone
I'd never suspect
I wanted the news
I wanted to be friends with you
Alas the posse, it excludes
Colors on the spinning wheel
Blend to a shocking brown
This is us and this is you
Let us see what goes down
I'm still trying to greet you properly
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