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Leave Me Here
03:46
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I've been waiting on a rainy day
To let the time just waste away
I've got everything I'll ever need
My vocal chords and a tambourine
Just wanna sit right here in this old armchair
Singing songs and counting years
Oh, just leave me here
I've been searching for a sunny sky
Yeah let the rain just pass on by
I could go for a walk in the trees
A paperback with my hair in the breeze
Just wanna sit right here in this old armchair
Singing songs and counting years
Oh, just leave me here
And oh, when I walk down through the trees
To the lake
And the moon is lighting up the snow
Oh, I find what I've been missing all this time
I guess that you would call it peace
I've been searching for a compromise
A way to make this life alright
And I've been hiding from a heavy hand
But now I'm finally WITH THE BAND!
Just wanna sit right here in this old armchair
Singing songs and counting years
Oh, just leave me here
Oh, just leave me here
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2. |
More To This
02:56
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Oh no, I need to say all the things that you don't know bout me
Just so you know what you're in for
I believe in disbelief, uncertainty, misguided human beings
It's wise to not know more
But there's more to this than you
And there's more to this than me
And there's more to this than everything that you've been crying bout
Oh
Oh no, we seem to think, that we are at the center of it all
As if the sun spins round the earth
Carry on we can't be wrong as if we've never fallen all along
As if we don't have much to learn
But there's more to this than you
And there's more to this than me
And there's more to this than everything that you've been crying bout
Oh
(x2)
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3. |
Chromatic Despondency
04:21
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Last night I was walking even though the sun was gone
Well the moon was there to show me my own feet
And it's funny cause my thoughts were everywhere but in my head that night
Well the snow was throwing back at me the light of my own stars
And the trees they were the friendliest of crowds
And it's crazy that the people in my life don't know this world at all
Well ever since we came along and ate away this land
Ever since the world was blackened in the rage
We've been reaching for the stars when all we need is right here just above the ground
It's been pretty clear to me that something here is wrong
Seperation is not what we're meant to feel
But when you ask to change the world it reminds you of how small you really are
Oh, don't you know, don't you know, don't you know,
That it's all coming down real soon
(x3)
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The Green Beans Minneapolis, Minnesota
Originally known as "Les haricots verts," The Green Beans abandoned their french name for its english counterpart. They've been folking around ever since. (They don't give a folk)
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