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Get Gone
03:42
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it's not like everyday
you wake up and say
i can't wait to get started
i have so much planned
but it never goes that way
"it's not like you to say"
well who are you to say
who is who and you don't know
who you are anyway
and that's okay
what's all this fuss about?
you know just about everything
and i don't know anything
please show me how
how to do everything
that you know how to do
"where do you think you're going to?
you don't know what to do"
your tongue was tied
with the words you can't muster
and i saw you standing there
looking so flustered
you still don't know what to do
if it was anytime, anywhere's else
then you go on
you wished that everything
and everyone would just get gone
you can't do anything right
because you're so wrong
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Jesus was an Astronaut
01:35
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god is scientist
the planet is a petridish
the people are experiments
but they aren't aware of it
jesus was an astronaut
he fought with his dad a lot
hangin round the parking lot
outside of heaven
freud was a mama's boy
who never had an almond joy
he blamed it on the kind a void
you'd get from your parents
elvis was a copycat
he was at the laundromat
the first time he ever heard
a rock n roll song
i see in the pocket lint
rocket ships, apocalypse,
the flowers in the cracked street
the keys were in the back seat
the grass is greener when it's tall
the apple's freer when it falls
and i don't think i know it all
but i know a little
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All the Same
01:00
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all these conversations sound the same
we all love to hear ourselves complain
where we started, it's all the same
cause where we are now, its such a shame
and where we are now, it's not okay
and when you fuck this good thing up
you know that you're the ones to blame
where we'll all end up, it'll be the same
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Someone's Shadow
02:06
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don't mind me i'm just someone's shadow
who turned their back on the sun
don't mind me i'm just another bad joke
and you're laughing before it's even done
don't mind me i'm just another living, breathing
parasite feeding off their parents too
and don't mind me i'm just, just like you
and i know you hate to see it
but we're not the same
and that's alright
we're not okay and that's alright
don't mind me, don't remind me
i'm just no one at all
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Take it Back
01:21
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so here we go again
i can see little trend and i
just can't pretend
that this isn't getting old
and i'm tired of being told
that i have to be controlled
when you're pulling all the strings
and you tell me everything is fine
that's exactly what i need
and you tell if it's real
and it's really how you feel
then take it back right now
take it all right now
take it back right now
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Last
02:25
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when it all comes down
then you'll see
you can't decide
on anything
you always want things
that you can't have
when will you learn
to make anything last?
all your old friends
never seem to change
they look at you
like you're so strange
you never once
even thought about that
you only want things
that you can't have
when you come down
then you'll see
you can't decide
on anything
you always want things
that you can't have
when will you learn
to make anything last?
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Sapwood Millville, New Jersey
Sapwood is
Jason Brown - guitar/vox
Sean Sanderlin - drums/percussion
Aubrey Hickman -
Bass/vox
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