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Static
04:18
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You think you know me
Collecting numbers
Your perfect smile
Transcending reason
Here we are
You'd be happy if you had sex
You'd be better if you undressed
And with this static in my head
I don't see clearly like I did
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Eros
03:36
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I'll wait for you, for hours too
I'll watch my phone, to see your call
How great it was, to be in love
Always afraid, you'd not come back
Our fairy tale, our favorite dream
Your hair still in, every day dream
I'll watch you go, I'll watch you cry
I am nothing, without this love
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3. |
Babylon
02:52
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You say you never wanna die
But you have never really lived
In a song you once knew well
You sang that you were not alright
But something came and swept you away
Made you think that you were fine
But sometimes still when you're alone
You have to keep from thinking things
You're almost sobered up
Your thoughts come clear again
But still you wanna stay
Here in Babylon
The records hang up on your wall
You dye your hair in one last plea
To blame society for all
The pain that you hold on inside
And keep those pictures on your shelf
Of all your friends back in high school
The last time you still felt alive
If you weren't drunk or deep in love
You're almost sobered up
Your thoughts come clear again
But still you wanna stay
Here in Babylon
Still you wanna stay right here
Here in Babylon
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Noah Hulton Connecticut
Singer-songwriter in Connecticut. Music drifts between sombre-acoustic and upbeat grunge.
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