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How to Leave a Room
04:40
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I’m learning how to leave a room
I’m learning how just like a child would do
I don’t know much, it’s true
I’m still learning how to love you
And I walk and I talk like the parties ending
And I go out, looking lost,
like I don’t understand anything
I don’t think you said a word today
Loud enough to be heard in my kind of way
And I can’t say goodbye anytime to those
Feelings they’re just mine and I know
I should let them go
I’m learning how to be alone
I’m learning how to use flesh and bone
Thought I was hewn of stone
Break me down
turn me to sand
and blow
I catch, I get caught
Staring dumbly
I teach, I get taught
Proud and humbly
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Old Boy
03:08
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In my mind I always win
But in real life I always start again
I want to be forever young
But I am an old boy and it’s catching up
We are pillars
We are pillars of smoke
Stop moving you are a broken myth
Stop trying to find a way back home
The nail in my coffin is painted with the ashes of branches, pine cones
Stop moving you are a broken myth
Stop trying to find a way back home
I’m looking at a map of my city and I don’t know where it’s gone
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Boat Drinks Denver, Colorado
Boat Drinks is a Denver-based indie punk band that makes noisey pop songs.
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