1. |
remi
02:45
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i saw you in the parking lot
you weren't talking too much
you're under my skin
why did we even begin?
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2. |
ossipee
02:13
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i thought we could fall in love outside the lake house, ossipee wood
bite my tongue
watch me bleed
jump off the dock
wash my body clean
everybody wants somebody
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3. |
so fast
02:01
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never thought i'd lose you so fast
never thought i'd be here
crying over beers in my car
how the hell did I get so far without you?
still sad about the move
still punching my radio
I miss your soul so
I don't think I'll ever let it go
never thought i'd grow up so fast
never thought I'd be here
crying over beers at the bar
how the hell did I get so far without you?
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4. |
exit strategy
03:48
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red wine all over the floor
like you've never seen a freak before
excuse me while I leave
I'll just find my way to the door
and it hits me while I'm leaving
the door hits me while I'm leaving
it almost always does
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5. |
sprocket
03:01
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cycled by your apartment learned that my interest
was to try and be the coolest girl you'd ever met
you lit up a cigarette and looked right past me
and smiled at a girl whos rollerblading
take time, figure out what you want to find
take time, I'll be waiting in the background
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Sprig Austin, Texas
Sprig is an indie-rock artist based in Austin, TX. The coming of age indie style cites influence from the likes of Japanese House, Lucy Dacus, Slow Pulp, and Elliot Smith.
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