1. |
now and then
02:23
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falling backwards through the window
southern slackers, flowing endocrine
begins.
teacher told me to be patient.
waste your time with masturbation
when you can.
play pretend.
we all pretend
now and then.
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2. |
the pines
02:48
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i miss the way the trees would
breathe with every beat.
dirt like a trampoline gave
way beneath my feet.
so tired of paranoia,
tired of giving in.
let me do it all again.
a father's heart can be such
a wealthy start.
each boy is the man who raised him,
born to play his part.
let him take it from the start.
spend some time out in the pines
don't worry much, i'm feeling fine
i'm just tryna stretch my spine.
i'm fine
i'm fine
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3. |
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smoggy city skies, and a picnic in the park
another quarter of an hour, it's getting dark
so i'll climb in bed until you're back in town.
it's the best i can do for now.
i don't know where i parked, i guess i'm walking home
it doesn't matter, either way i'm going back alone
so i'll climb in bed until you're back in town.
it's the best i can do for now.
i wish i'd had the nerve to take you by the hand
i guess my hindsight's twenty twenty, i'll go back to bed
i'll stay asleep until you're back in town.
it's the best i can do for now.
it's the best i can do for now.
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Kyle Duke Brooklyn, New York
Kyle Duke and the Brown Bag Boys
"Cyst"- Out Now!
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