1. |
Jezebel
02:19
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She's standing on a cliff top, looking for her friends.
Hoping like hell that they haven't jumped in.
She's afraid of heights.
She's afraid of water, too.
There's a time and a place to face what scares you.
A time and a place to do what you gotta do.
Rejoice! Rejoice in times like this.
Jezebel rejoice, you're standing on the edge.
Rejoice! Rejoice in times like this.
Jezebel rejoice, you're standing on the precipice.
She's on a couch, under a blanket.
She thinks their hands might touch.
She don't even know if this girl likes her that much.
Maybe this is the moment when she should make her move.
There's a time and a place when the paths laid out for you.
A time and a place when you stumble onto the truth.
Rejoice! Rejoice in times like this.
Jezebel rejoice, you're standing on the edge.
Rejoice! Rejoice in times like this.
Jezebel rejoice, you're standing on the precipice.
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Shiprock
03:47
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My bags are packed.
The train is fueling at the station.
But the eastbound line don't roll until 6:45am.
So I'm headed downtown, looking for decent conversation.
Maybe a warm place I can lay my head tonight.
This fuckin town, she is bitter but I love her.
She let's me walk her streets alone.
But, if she thinks she can save me from the struggle,
there's some shit about me she just don't know.
I've got work if we can hit Shiprock by Thursday.
But the money's gone if I get caught or the rail stalls.
But I've got this here harmonica, and the city she's got taverns.
One of those two always catches me when I fall.
This fuckin town, she is bitter but I love her.
She let's me walk her streets alone.
But, if she thinks she can save me from the struggle,
there's some shit about me she just don't know.
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