1. |
Below the table
03:57
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You took the easy way out
why weren't you there
to tell mom and dad
we want some fun now
I take artificial brothers with me
games, colors and songs
because I couldn't count on you
To bend below the table with me
but I didn't complain afraid of bringing you up
I used to lie in the back seat of our car
look out the window
and imagine we're flying
to bend below the table with me
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2. |
Reflection too
04:48
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Lately I've become stable
I don't sway
up or down I am now anchored
dead weight
I don't sway
and although I'd like to go I end and stay
Things don't look
as dramatic anymore
the steady blue of an ocean-ridden shore
but when I think I've stopped
the rain absorbs my drop
and my world begins
to sore
And although i'd like to stay I end and go
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