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bless us father for the ways which we have sinned
count us out or pull us in
shaking hands w devils who've pulled the teeth
from the head of the beast
you can go, i will stay, i am home, you're far away
lazy shadows hide the salt and the meadows of the sun
gazing down on everyone
we share a bed with newly weds and make glad remarks of things we've said
take me home from my head
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Maia
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Muddy Wall
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Oh the Weather
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Water
10:28
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Newpaper
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I Live Behind the Ocean
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In December
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Quinn Walker Queens, New York
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