1. |
walk through the snow
05:40
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i was talking on the phone with you
we were planning out a date or two
time is worried bout the things that it makes
but i am worried bout the things that it takes
i'll walk through the snow
to get you home
to get you home
i'll stay up on the phone
to get you alone
to get you alone
think of all the things you want to say
you are only guaranteed today
yesterday was only misery, misery
why not spend today with me
i'll walk through the snow
to get you home
to get you home
i'll stay up on the phone
to get you alone
to get you alone
stay on the phone
to get you alone
get through the snow
to get you back home
stay on the phone
to get you alone
walk through the snow
to get you back home
get through the snow
walk through alone
get you back home
stay on the phone
to get you back home
stay on the phone
to get you alone
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2. |
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everything is raging now
and fire makes the world go round
we made you we can tear you down
and everything for you
no we right no we wrong no we singing our song as we get older
no we right no we wrong no we singing our song as we get older
from the sea of mud and death
there comes a sound that never ends
the music is what gives you breath
and everything for you
no we right no we wrong no we singing our song as we get older
no we right no we wrong no we singing our song as we get older
no we right no we wrong no we singing our song as we get older
no we right no we wrong no we singing our song as we get older
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3. |
repeat
02:46
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if i walk into your life again
tell me what i should do
i will try and try and try again
if there's a chance you'll see this through
i'm just gonna repeat with you
i'm just gonna repeat with you
i'm just gonna repeat with you
i can mend your brittle bones and then
we can share each others' truths
your voice will echo back and back and then
it disappears into the blue
i don't wanna repeat with you
i don't wanna repeat with you
i don't wanna repeat with you
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4. |
a piece of you
04:38
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say i don't know
where could i go
there's no road
through the cold
through the cold again
some have told me
none have shown me
only lines
from behind
from behind again
if i could get a piece of you away
then i would get a piece of you away
pitchfork daydreams
follow the seams
of your mind
in good time
of your mind again
a face then a shape
a shape then a blur
i know who
you are
but not who you were
if i could get a piece of you away
then i would get a piece of you away
if i could get a piece of you away
then i would get a piece of you away
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5. |
diy disasterpiece
04:30
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keep on chasing fireflies til they turn off the lights
dad sees your tired eyes and wishes you goodnight
just yesterday it seemed now only hazy dreams
an ocean of memories now dissipating steam
you, trying to be cool
you only play the fool
no seat with the cool kids no diplomatic moves
hedging on your college bid a place to show you groove
diy disasterpiece always trading scenes
why do you cast your piece you don’t know what it means
you have nothing left to lose
you, only trading blues
you, pretending you’re the man
you, sound like Steely Dan
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j a b o b o Chicago, Illinois
inspired by a vox documentary delineating the properties of the "millenial whoop" and a sonicbids article claiming that all
the most super-pro bands write their bios in third person, j a b o b o is set to take the world, not by storm, but by an uncomfortably light drizzle.
also we play indie/dream pop/psychedelic souljazz.
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