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Turn On Me
03:06
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If you've got nowhere left to turn
You can turn on me
If you have no one left to blame
You may call it destiny
Oh that dreadful, uneasy feeling
Means you feel something
If you've got nowhere left to turn
You can turn on me
You are whiskey in the water
You are feeling no pain
You are every lit candle
You are taillights in the rain
Whatever you are feeling
Wherever you may be
In the teeth of all reason
I hope you're turning back to me
If you've got nowhere left to turn
You can turn on me
If you have no one left to blame
You can call it destiny
Oh that dreadful, uneasy feeling
Means you feel something
If you've got nowhere left to turn
Darling, honey turn on me
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2. |
About Time
02:52
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One good thing about time
It only exists in your mind
Nothin’ out ahead or in behind
Just trying not to die until you die
Time heals all is what they’ll say
Though it isn’t true in every case
Left untreated you may fester and bleed
Leave you wondering who the hell are they
Not to decry comforting lies
For which there is a place and a time
If you need to breathe a little sigh of relief
To relieve some of the pain behind your eyes
And that’s the one good thing about time
Always moving forward in your mind
Leaving all your past mistakes behind
Just trying not to die until you die
Nothing much will happen for a while
Then everything will happen the same time
The worst you can remember and the best that you can dream
And it’s all going to end again tonight
And that’s the one good thing about time
It doesn’t mean a thing outside your mind
Just a whole lotta shit to hide behind
Trying not to die until you die
Yeah one good thing about time
It only exists in your mind
Nothin’ out ahead or in behind
Just trying not to die until you die
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3. |
All Kinds of Wrong
03:59
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An exponent of hyperbole
Maybe the greatest that the world has seen
I gave it all I had to give
Not that there was aught there to begin with
Without armor nothing but skin
It’s all in how you wear it thick or thin
You have no scars and no tattoos
No one even knows it is not you
These days these days
Are as long as the day is long
This time this time
Is gone as can be gone
The hours bleed into days
Bleed into nights bleed into dawn
Bleed into all kind of
All kinds of wrong
The moon made that sound again
Reflecting everything we’ve ever said
You will do what it is that you will do
It will be morning, morning almost noon
These days these days
Are as long as the day is long
This time this time
Is as gone as can be gone
The hours bleed into days
Bleed into nights bleed into dawn
Bleed into all kind of
All kinds of wrong
It’s a perilous time for us to be alive
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Horse in a Hospital
04:25
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Like a horse in a hospital
All wild-eyed out of control
Oh yeah, like the Kool-Aid Man
You’re smashing through the wall
You need to make some new memories
Them old ones ain’t serving you so well
Though I fear for you, I am here for you
I will come here if you call
I will be here when you fall
I am my own breath, a column of oxygen
Holding on as long as I could
I speak a language I don’t understand
Well enough to be misunderstood
Can’t see the trees for the forest fire
Oh yeah, the worst is yet to come
Who is to blame for it, and who will pay for it?
Who will come here when you call
I will be here when you fall
I’ve got you
Who’s got me?
I will be there when you fall
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5. |
The End of Sorrow
04:16
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I don’t dance
And I can’t sing
I can barely play this thing
If you have been
listening
You have not seen anything
Sometimes
I get so high
I don’t know if I should shit or go blind
If it is mine
to decide
That’s not how I wanna die
The end of sorrow
Means no tomorrow
All of our time is borrowed
Coming due the end of sorrow
It’s funny how
You think out loud and
Disavow all them sacred cows
I don’t even
Know you now
But I still love you anyhow
What you said
Don’t make no sense though
It Probably sounds a little bit better in your head
Try instead to
Leave it left unsaid
Cuz you can’t kill something that’s already dead
The end of sorrow
Means no tomorrow
All of our time is borrowed
Coming due the end of sorrow
Higher than a wire
Lower than a rise
Higher than the highest mountain
Lower lows and higher highs
I don’t dance
And I can’t sing
I can barely play this thing
If you have been
listening
You have not seen anything
The end of sorrow
Means no tomorrow
All of our time is borrowed
Coming due the end of sorrow
Coming due the end of sorrow
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6. |
This Is Not The End
03:54
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In the year of nothing right
You’ve got to find the beauty in hindsight
The only way out is through
Out into the night
And in the dark we‘ll find
Like so much else is in the mind
Music for a future
That never materialized
It’ll be alright
It’ll be alright
It’ll be alright
It’ll be alright
The time for whatever has passed
It was just too good to last
It gets so late so early these days
You know your future’s in your past
As sure as I am alive
I am not so sure I am sometimes
If we are dead and do not know it
It’ll be alright
It’ll be alright
It’ll be alright
It’ll be alright
It’ll be alright
It’ll be alright
In the end
If it ain’t alright well
It ain’t the end
It’ll be alright
It’ll be alright
It’ll be alright
It’ll be alright
It’ll be alright
In the end
If it ain’t alright well
It ain’t the end
It’ll be alright
In the end
If it ain’t alright well
It ain’t the end
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