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Headlights
01:27
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All black Passat
I tinted my eyes
I know, I know, I know
I'm always behind (I'm always)
Chasing headlights (headlights)
I'm feeling low
Dark as the night
Watching the road, the road, the road
I'm losing time (time, time)
The yellow lines
I'm over, I'm over
Headlights
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Grayscale Holiday
03:22
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The city's sleeping
The snow blankets
The monolith (alone)
Time you thief, we're briefly gorgeous
The train is coming, last moments, slow motion (so slow)
We dance like a holiday
And who?
(are, are, are, are, are)
(alone, alone, alone, I know)
Street lights
Shine down like spotlights
The wind cuts through
On those familiar nights
The universe had briefly noticed us
Felt so significant
Fine for a moment
We're beautiful
Before the funerals
Headstone apartments
Packed into boxes
We're moving on
Before the view is gone
Fine for a moment
For the curtain calls
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Posterity
03:18
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One day, one day
I'll get over this
Everyday I wake up to the sun
Wondering what went wrong
I'm sorry, time's coming
Is it selfish to be stuck inside my head?
Is it selfish that I'm always sad?
I'm sorry
It couldn't be worse
I want to apologize to my Mom
I'm tired but I'm going to hang on
For you, for you
...
Head's half in the clouds
All love when I'm down
Floating, I'm floating
Enjoy myself for now
Clocks won't bring me down
Slowly, go slowly
Think I'm going to see beyond this
Think I'm going to see beyond this
Think I'm going to see beyond this
Think I'm going, think I'm going
One day
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Distant Revisited
02:06
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Listen, I know that you've been feeling different
The hole keeps on sinking through your chest
They say that we'll all be bones in boxes
You never want to show, never want to show your face
You're losing all your glow like pearls inside a case
Never quite knew you could be so far
You put on a show like the movie stars
Do you want a third act? Not quite yet
You're quick to reflect so you run and hide
You don't want to see the unwanted dreams
Maybe let your mind rest, mysteries
You won't have to run, and you won't have to be
So distant
So distant
So distant
(I know)
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Fahim:
I should've known
Line and bubble
It's broken (broken)
We broke it (broke it)
I should've known
Line and bubble
Adolescence
I'm changing (changing)
I know we try to keep things just right
But I'm too little, I'm too little
To roll back the time
When I felt alright
Now I'm little
I'm little
Big world around me
It's changing, it's so bleak
I'm older, and I've seen
Some friends
Put to sleep
The pressure of the world will make you feel so small
When I said people change, there is no loyal-tea
Trust shows no mercy
My hometown, so empty
Does Woodlake still love me?
Now that we're grown, and building
New roads
...
Sandeep:
I thought I was at home
But I don't really know
Anyone around me
I looked up at the sky
To find the North Star
Something to guide me
I'm little in this line and bubble
I'm little in this line and bubble
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Snowmelt
02:58
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They said it wouldn't be too easy, they were right
Are you all that you want to be? Tinted eyes
It's cold and it's gray
Symptoms of the age
Capital color, I know why
The puddles came
Take a breath of cold air
Feel the wind in your hair
(don't go) You are (Allah, Allah) you
Are a lighthouse
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Fahim Rahman Richmond, Virginia
'tidewater' and 'Phototherapy' out now! more soon, cheers
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