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Follow Building Lines
04:54
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Wasted youth on another wasted truth and you're letting go and I know that this is you on the back lawn this is you finally letting go tonight one truth you're so sure of I leave it up to you but you won't let go at all one truth I'm so frightened I'm young again with you in the soft snowfall.
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Kendrick
04:01
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Standing watching you rise & open our hearts & our eyes are wide & open watching your every move & motion taking holding your static moments you're standing watching us rise & open your eyes & your ears are wide & open waited so long to watch you fall apart watch you come apart it's so strange now to watch you fall apart watch you come apart.
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I Am Black Waves
02:46
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This is yours to take (you wanted more) my head on this plate (to gaze upon) the snow is falling late (the roads are long) your secret's never safe (but always worn) & I am the black waves that crash ashore the ships return to port but never more so take it now.
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I don't feel that far from gone twelve stone breaking back from bone I won't breathe a word I'll lie & push & tuck & hide until it's dead & gone this storm pulled flowers from stone I know I'll die alone I won't ever know home agoraphobic safety net I now lean on I'm doing my best to throw the fight the last one to leave will switch off the lights I don't feel that far from gone twelve stone breaking back from bone.
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Family Rifles
04:44
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I will not leave the house today your string of lights has finally stopped blinking & I have nothing to sell you nothing of value nothing to prove to myself nothing you couldn't fake yourself this is war they built a wall around our house to keep the demons inside to keep the stranglers out.
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Faulkner
04:11
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Sail on my wasted soul you said no battle's ever won.
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Golden Silver
04:32
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I want Stardust to play at my funeral what brought you in will carry me out as people weep with open arms crying out to their own tired & fearful god one futile scream a cold sharp pain one count on screen one smile to fake I'll finally know your name so half awake so strong & brave the curtain's pulled the screen is blank you're only a block away you're gold and silver my October cure the last and the first we'll bury our friends & burn the bridges that lead us to them you're more than you know.
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Alexandria
02:41
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I swear I'm not what you want I know I've tasted this all two weeks of blood & minor chords two weeks to have me on the floor and it goes... You wasted no time you wasted no time at all get in get out get back in get in get out for good.
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Bird in the Water
03:46
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The moment you face the dawn alone the first time you hear the drone the futility is sharp & cold the sorrow is all but gone this is no way to travel down this is no way to learn you sell all your friends and cut cellophane & rust the lies are all stacking up cellophane and dust.
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Glaciers
05:29
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Waiting for you to walk away wading through the flood of frozen days (you thought you were hopeless you could not kill wandering slowly wondering still you thought you were timeless I thought you were wrong wandering slowly hopeless you’re gone) were you always fucking up a sad romantic drunk did you lie to every woman that you ever claimed to love I need to know I'll never know If you ever wanted more.
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Daniel G. Harmann Seattle, Washington
Daniel G. Harmann is a master craftsman of working class art. With the lyrical depth of Low or Sun Kil Moon, DGH's work is as powerful as late 90s post punk, & as emotionally honest as Jimmy Eat World, Idlewild, or even Fugazi. DGH's songs draw the listener in with their dark & smoky feel, while escorting you through life's landscape of pain & redemption in a way only a trusted friend can. ... more
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