1. |
Bastard Thread
03:05
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a radio light
dials up her face
quarter jukebox
calls out her name
no matter how
you sell memory
nothing's ever
gonna be the same
listen for angels
in a dream state
everything
turns up a bust
shutter up
one more factory
everything
covers up in rust
(chorus)
Stare in mirrors
and reconcile
a stranger in the
middle of your mind
investigation
the sensation
Killing yourself but
don't want to die
It's a long drive
down to Austin
baby when you
don't own a car
when you get there
and then you understand
everybody's
playing guitar
(Chorus)
look at a moon
in the daylight sun
sounds of repulsion
under lover's breath
a million reasons
all wrong reasons
when living in
a bastard thread
(chorus)
Stare in mirrors
and reconcile
a stranger in the
middle of your mind
investigation
the sensation
killing yourself but
don't want to die
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2. |
Hidin' In Corn Fields
04:06
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Found her standing on C R one eight
Tapping a foot and balled up with hate
Locked the brakes door swung wide
Lookin' like Bonnie feelin' like Clyde
Said I was her first taste of free
She wanted to leave behind debris
Fallin in love's a funny thing
When our screw don't mean a thing
(chorus)
Who in the hell recognizes you
When you burn beneath a star
Another dirty pile of ash
In grandma's apothecary jar
You pay for the sins of the father
And pay for the sins of the sin
You can drive from a past
Or thoughts of what might have been
But you won't get far
There's never enough hearts to kill
Never enough will against her will
Never enough 'neath a Judas tree
Never enough between her and me
(chorus)
You grow up hidin' in corn fields
And stomachin' the spin of ferris wheels
Who learns from the bottom of a glass
Just how long love's supposed to last
(chorus)
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3. |
Two Faded
03:49
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4. |
Moon Burns Black
05:03
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5. |
Enos
04:59
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7. |
Whispers Something
04:05
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