1. |
Empty Dress
03:10
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her empty dress she use to wear
is hanging on my bannister
the smell of cinnamon of her hair
if i do
you care
about her empty dress
her empty dress she use to wear
i try my best to avoid the stares
the car outside relfect this tear
if i do
you care
about her empty dress
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2. |
Woody Allen
04:18
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Seen it coming
and i did nothing
it's hard to be alone
crying to God on a telephone
Seen it coming
and i did nothing
it's hard to be alone
crying to God on a telephone
today was the worst day i've ever known
tomorrow has to be better
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3. |
Canal Banks
04:32
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son these days won't come again
spending days in showers, in the pouring rain
stream of dreams, manmade
near the canal bank and i wait
on my counter there are tickers
for an airplane, should i go?
should i go?
i've been living at my friend's
for the summer, i can't complain
everyone's been so good to me
it seems a shame
near the canal bank, i'll wait
and on my shoulders there lies a world of weight
should i go?
i can't tell the future or if i'll stay
if you'd hear from me again
you've been so good to me
it seems a shame
and near the canal bank i will wait
and in my hopes i have wished for this change
should i go?
in the smoke i lost my sight
animals tried to eat me up
try as they might
i came back here black eyed
smoked a cigarette, you drew a bath for me
you've been so good to me
and i ask you
should i go?
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Scruffy Puppy Cork, Ireland
Currently recording. 2 LPs… working on art… not long left
Scruffy Puppy recommends:
Under lovers Covers
by liz hodson & josiah wolf
pretty sweet stuff
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by The Altered Hours
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