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Wasted Love
05:38
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Sometimes I can’t sleep at night
Cause I’m afraid that when I wake you’ll be gone
Dreams can feel so real
I’ll forget the sting of your stationary cold front
The wait, alone
Alone, the wait
I can’t take all this avoidance from you
I’ve wasted love on you, on you, on you
Pizza sauce stains your shirt
A good massage never hurt
Parks are places where lovers meet
And where bums go to get some sleep
How long must I wait?
How long till you make
Up your mind and say that you’ll give me a chance
I’ve wasted love on you, on you, on you
All my hopes are nearly dashed
But I’m still stumbling over that last question you asked
Laid to rest you should be
But I’m still reading the last thing that you wrote to me
You’re perfume invades my lungs
And you’re eyes light me up
And somehow that makes it seem alright
I’ve wasted love on you, on you, on you
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Philosophies of Old Men
04:04
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I thought that forever would be a long, long time
But all the endings came quick.
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3. |
The Setup: The Blackout
06:35
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I heard the black waters roll
But I didn’t see you comin’
See you comin’
Patterned after the wreckage
There was the setup, of course it was setup
You knew it was setup
Out of the blackout
I did the right thing
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4. |
Happiness To Be
03:33
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Maybe it’s wrong to think
That all of the following
Is unfolding at projected speed,
Predetermined and “meant-to-be”
Promises tied with string
Insurable golden rings
Signed papers of authority
Provide claims to security
Accounting for good deeds
And redeeming qualities
Merits honor and ceremony
And entitled bounty
Predictions and prophecies
Are guiding most faithfully
To truth and prosperity
In the continued firm belief
Go on expecting for happiness to be a handout
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5. |
Points of Departure
04:40
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Terminals and bus stops
Coffee shops and boardwalks
Over the intercoms
Looking for someones
Islands of people
Drift along sidewalks
Points of departure
Distance and space
Maybe there’s a light on
But there could be no one
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Run Dan Run Charleston
Charleston, SC-based indie rock band formed in 2006 by Dan McCurry, Ash Hopkins, & Nick Jenkins.
Run Dan Run recommends:
"Where Do We Go Now?" is without-a-doubt amazing. Such a clear and inspiring collection of songs. ("Mr. Jenkins" is Nick Jenkins, the drummer in Run Dan Run.)
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