1. |
1000
04:14
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A thousand songs make me feel so low,
and I was always thinking much too slow.
She loves me.
She loves me.
A thousand songs never liked the sound,
I never know that my heart beats loud.
She loves me.
She loves me.
A thousand times that I wish I could,
baby you and I just need a push.
She loves me.
She loves me.
And I never really liked your hair,
I really don't but I really do care.
She loves me.
She loves me.
I'm looking out for me and mine.
I'm looking out for me and mine.
A thousand songs make my chest feel full,
a thousand things that I wish I knew.
She loves me.
She loves me.
The way I move's gonna make you scream,
you always stay with the sloppy ink.
She loves me.
She loves me.
I'm looking out for me and mine.
I'm looking out for me and mine.
I'm looking out for me and mine.
I'm looking out for me and mine.
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2. |
Waltzer
03:06
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Grandfather's dance,
you long the old feeling hand to hand.
You always loved that God awful chair,
you made it alright.
Never face to face,
stare at the floor the other way.
You broke a smile under your breath,
and you made it alright.
You made it alright.
You told us a lie,
one Sunday before the preacher 'rised.
You said that you're gone but you stayed,
you made it alright.
You made it alright.
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3. |
Sunday
03:19
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I've always been afraid,
to ever say your name out loud,
out loud.
You chased me into my,
childhood and I cried out loud,
out loud.
Six times attention turned,
a loose leaf never framed the cure.
We know, we know.
Silly chain and broken watch,
to stringy hair and holy stars.
We know, we know.
I use my words more than not,
a citrus fit I'll never hate.
And I'll mistake all my mistakes.
And I'm like him, I'll never wait.
I've always been afraid,
to ever say your name out loud.
Out loud.
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4. |
Curves
04:10
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I, I hear the sound again
Call me from home again
Call me from hope
I feel your curves again
I'm alive, but I'm still sick
Take me from here
Make me behold what you are
Constant air flow
Minding it's from where I know
I, I hear the sound again
Call me from home again
Call me from hope
I feel your curves again
I'm alive, but I'm still sick
'Cause you don't know me anymore
I, I hear the sound again
Call me from home again
Call me from hope
I feel your curves again
I'm alive, but I'm still sick
'Cause you don't know me anymore
I, I hear the sound again
Call me from home again
Call me from hope
I feel your curves again
I'm alive, but I'm still sick
'Cause you don't know me anymore
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5. |
Interlude
01:08
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6. |
Dreamers
04:43
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Dreaming to keep the peace,
where will I wake?
Caught me in lucid deep,
colors from I.
Dreamers are in between,
quiet filled sis-killed.
Nothing is trinity,
nothing's alive.
I wish for you to die,
fall down from space.
Rooftops are dark tonight,
so fall, fall, fall, break.
Two worlds will come to me,
if I could sleep.
New worlds will come to me,
lead me away.
I wish for you to die,
fall down from space.
Rooftops are dark tonight,
so fall, fall, fall, wake!
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7. |
Heartbreaker Man
02:51
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Little one, young blood,
are you on my side?
Count me in, count me out,
hands are at my side.
Come and squeeze, autumn leaves,
bundled by your bed.
The smallest brim, the April trim,
such a round eye'd head.
I know you best of all.
I know you best of all.
I know you best of all.
Heartbreaker man.
Heartbreaker man.
Alamo, take it home,
plans they never held.
Criss cross, apple sauce,
hands are at my side.
I know you best of all.
I know you best of all.
I know you best of all.
Heartbreaker man.
Heartbreaker man.
Heartbreaker man.
Heartbreaker man.
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Brother. Provo, Utah
Brother. is an indie alternative band based out of Provo, Utah. Brother. brings together and eclectic sound of smooth bass
lines, catchy soundscapes and heavy-laden harmonies.
Brother. consists of Chuck Emery, Erika Goodwin, Nathan Standage and Scott Knutson.
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