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Skull Tattoos
03:46
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Hide and wait, there's someone coming over
From up the way and the sun is falling down
Turn your head if it's someone that you know
I'll clear the trail til there's no one left at all
Sweaty hands, you're one with the ocean
Like blades of grass where each one holds their part
What used to be and what is happening
It's different now I want them all to see
I can't wait
I hear the waves
You'll see me again eventually
Make a wish because I'm not listening
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Anymore
04:17
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Let's talk about it later in a one time event
We don't have to walk slowly til we reach the end
Ring the celebration, there's only so much of these
Each one a little softer, but not presently
Everyone is talking and I'll never sleep
All the warmth around us is enough for me
If I could see forever, we wouldn't have to wait
I'm holding out for better but I don't hear a thing
I wanted everything
Now it's all up to me
I'm ready, I'm waiting, so give me something
Less questions more answers please
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