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HANK SCORPIO
02:19
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Come and shred me for your nest
Winter come I’m one home less
Didn’t mind when it was on your side
Now find some time to fill your time
But somewhere we’re still lost
On the way to a funeral
Waiting till I see you passing by on the plains
Come and shed me for your chest
You haven’t started breathing yet
(Let me know when you breathe in)
All the songs I used to know
Been so long since I was thrown
But somewhere we’re still lost
On the way to a funeral
Waiting till I see you passing by on the plains
But I took the wrong turn
Got lost on the way
Wish you could see all my days passing away
Took the wrong turn
Got lost by the bay
Wish you could see all my days passing away
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THROWN
03:26
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Pull me in but not like this
It’s enough to be reckless
(I’m falling under again)
In your dreams you seen me more
(I’m falling under again)
When I’m not even here at all
Wish I was
Carry me but not this way
It’s enough to be unmade
(I’m falling under again)
Do this one favour for me
This time can you make love stay
Is it enough to be this frayed
Wish I was thrown
Wish that I knew what you know, what you’ve known
Wish I was thrown
Inside of you’s close enough, close enough
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