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Alibis
04:16
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You say you wanna change
I think you like to think that way
So I waited a minute
Your feet took no message
It’s the dirty work you never mention
Floating through mistakes
You don’t care how long it takes
Your home is just somewhere to hide
Perfect morning and goodnight
Sleeping with my alibis
Perfect mornings and goodbyes
I’m feeling as advertised
On the outside
Do you think it’s big in your heart?
Covered in blue, near
It made me numb to feel the same way, too
Foolish outtakes
Seems like it’s never ending
Holding onto that thorn in your side
Perfect morning and goodnight
Sleeping with my alibis
Perfect mornings and goodbyes
I’m feeling as advertised
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2. |
I Think I Know
03:42
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You’re telling me everyone’s out
And memories don’t last enough
Tear down the monument
Take back your money spent
Well it all depends
On, baby, what you want it for
I think back
I think backward
I know the rain
Make enemies of nothing more than strangers
And sing, “La la la la la la, me I got so far”
Now you got it
Remember to make your words out
But don’t mean it
It’s more convenient
I guess
I think back
I think backward
I know the rain
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3. |
Upstream
03:34
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Just a name, a machine on high
The population upstream
River running wild
February’s blue
And the memories, too
Downtown, take me alone tonight
Razorwire, take me to paradise
I might leave it all behind
We’re alone
A summer field made of clover
We waded past our shoulders
On our tippy-toes
Downtown, take me alone tonight
Razorwire, take me to paradise
I might leave it all
Burning up your old design
Of your own design
And the money
Get the money right
Your ready money life
When the city run dry
It’ll be alright
For me
Downtown, take me alone tonight
Razorwire, take me to paradise
I might leave it all behind
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4. |
Adjourney
04:20
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Window open
Asleep, asleep
I don’t know when
I’ll dream, bad dream
Everybody wants to get along
A long way from home
Well I don’t wanna meet you there
I’ll wait, I’ll wait
Always, always
Clueless are we who wonder
Yeah it’s true, believe me
It all comes back
When you’re leaving in a rush
You took all your bags and all my trust
This chain I wear belongs to me
This fine line blurred deep beneath my sheets
This don’t compare to the usual, faded sunshine
The feeling is there, but I…
I’ll wait, I’ll wait
Always, always
Clueless are we who wonder
Yeah it’s true, believe me
It all comes back
When you’re leaving in a rush
You took all your bags and all my trust
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5. |
St. Regret
03:52
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I tried to listen to the morning
Held my spirit, drank it in
Sent up a flare
Into thin air
Now I fear it
Disappear again
Her hands struck
Shook it as a warning
“You’re taking too long,
It’s raining fallout in your deep end
And for all your daydreaming,
Love letters on the ceiling”
Deity, do it again
Cause I like being nobody’s best friend
You face the borderline tonight
Hold it in your eyes
Hold it in your eyes
Why’d you leave me lonely, lullaby?
Deity, do it again
Cause I like being nobody’s best friend
In St. Regret’s bed again
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Dot Comet Seattle, Washington
Dot Comet is a four piece alternative rock group formed in 2017 in Seattle, WA. Brannen Graves (vocals, guitar) Sandy Dodge (Drums), Nick Brown (guitar), and Erik Ramsey (Bass) combine to create an explosive and lush experience, in the headphones or at the venue. ... more
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