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The Ladder
02:04
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Needing less to say. Banking on short-changed attempts to change the short term. Needless to say.
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Archives
01:30
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Time spent waiting for a summer that didn't come. I looked for you twice before I said "goodbye" to your friends. But I'm still here and it's winter now, looking in the last places I ever thought you'd be.
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Burton
00:59
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A long drive down a short road. Roll down the windows to let it out. Making messes in the street we're moving slowly and talking too much. Wide eyes, dark streets pouring over. Nights go on like this.
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