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Part of the Plan
03:32
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i suppose the sludge, it shows, upon my face, and in my eyes, just a little bit
like the way that blood would melt the snow in the Endless Mountains where we used to drift
but all them memories, they're clouded now, and carved up in this disease
it's my attention span; have i forgotten, or is this just part of their Plan?
it's too much / too much / and not enough
i say too much / too much / then nothing at all
it's too much / too much / and not enough
i say too much / it's too much
and i'm trying to leave you some
trying to remain calm
i'm gonna stay, going to dig, and i'm gonna find you
trying to leave you some, trying to run halfway home
i'm gonna stay, i'm going to dig, and i'm gonna find you
trying to leave you some, trying to run back home
nah, i'm gonna stay, i've already dug, and i've already found ya
gonna stay, and i've already dug, and i've already found you
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Speechless & Ramblin'
05:22
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well, the sleepers have drowned to the bottom of Lewis Lake
(they caw & they hiss)
the memories churn from the bottom of their guts and spill out through lips
they bounce, they burn, they bleed & they glide through the secondary hours; bound by a kiss
brother, down in the well: you through your cares, you through our gold
between their eyes & the silicone scene, i don't know which one is worse
hell, i don't know which one is worse
well, the creep, he left town on the fourth of July
and the mother, and sister, and the cousins, they made it alright
hell, it's an old, lonely scene: where nightmares chase down daydreams and eat them alive
yeah, he's a heart-breakin', soul-shakin', bone-takin' miserable shell of a man
shit, he's always been
brother, down in the well, you through your worries and you threw our keys
between their eyes & the silicone scene, i don't know which one is worse
hell, i don't know which one is worse
brother, down in the well, you through your worries and you threw your ghosts
there's one last thing, kid, before you leave:
take your dreams back and throw 'em in the sea
for yourself and nobody else
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Crow Kings
04:48
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lost inside of the "American Dream," the Crow feeds seldom, but he's always seen
flappin' up above, leavin' the world behind
guess that's why i'm losing my mind
guess that's why i've lost my mind
and you don't ever know when to go
burning down that bridge so slow
ya don't ever know when to go
burning down that bridge so slow
while you're stuck inside of someone else's dream
the Raven feeds often, but he's never seen
when you're stepping over shit in the Mission tonight
i think that's why we're all dumb & blind
i know that's why we've all lost our minds
and you don't ever know when to go
burning down that bridge so slow
you we don't ever know when to go
burning down that bridge so slow
when you're stuck inside of your own worst dream
and you're watchin' your life fall apart at the seams
hey, take a little tip: just go for a ride
guess that's why we're all "doin' just fine"
guess that's why we'll all keep our minds (big surprise)
yeah, we don't ever know when to go
burning down our bridge so slow
and we don't ever know when to go
burning down our bridges so slow
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Bird in the Breeze
03:18
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Dry Run Road
04:26
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Cardillo Haddon Heights, New Jersey
"Dirt roads and low-flying crows come to mind when the first gritty chords of a Cardillo song come on. There is something sentimental shaking in a cage at the forefront of the music, but it's certainly screaming to get out."
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