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Sounds Like a Love Song
03:25
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My carousel mind is wide awake
On nights we lay alone
We laugh and cry
We build a home
You say my name and it sounds like a love song to me
So say it again
Can you say it again?
My high tide eyes are finding faith
We hear our favorite songs
You dance - I might just dance along
You say my name and it sounds like a love song to me
And I wonder why you say it again
Oh won't you say it again?
Your moonlight smile aligns to see
You lay your head on me
Our breath entangles endlessly
I say your name and it sounds like a love song to me
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Allure
03:13
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Sundown in your hometown
Better go now
May find you again
Did you hold out all your secrets and flush me out down to a grave
How long does it take to forget my name , to forge a new space, allure a new face
I woke in our apartment alone
It was past 4am
Look to the phone to find nothing
Here we go again
How long did you take to replace my name, to find a new space, allure a new face
My blood on the page
Same old reward is roguish discussions tucked in behind vamped closed doors
Sundown in your hometown
Better go now
I feel you again
Skylight in the background
I miss you
I’m listening to “Rings”
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Anniversary
02:35
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Happy anniversary to no one, silence, and my bones
Happy anniversary tomorrow, tidal waves , our home, a knocking on the door
Happy anniversary to borrowed smiles, faith & hope, my home away from home
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Eye to Eye
04:39
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You walk into his home drop the needle while i'm praying a thousand miles away
Two people sharing poison alone
I’m a ghost in the role you portray
He buys a drink while I think that the dancing we share is not serrated
But the law of a facade is to hide how you’re truly operating
And if your fears eat you alive and feed upon your host
Defeat you to the core
Could my cadence bring you hope?
I’ll walk you towards the light
For heaven is our home
When we see eye to eye
Caress my flowers in guerrilla warfare
Hallucinating eyes won't repair weary trials, your illusions, & despair
So you smother truth behind your veil
Curtains shelter your sordid smiles in the shadow of our miles when you tell me, “you are mine”
“Baby, you are mine”
And if your fears eat you alive and feed upon your host
Defeat you to the core
Could my cadence bring you hope?
I’ll walk you towards the light
For heaven is our home
When we see eye to eye
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5. |
Lilith
02:20
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I placed everything in hoping I will wake to you anew
That night killed me knowing the truth that shattered my roof
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Rain
05:00
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Our downtown river is running dry
Heard no chance for rain
I think we're going insane
We ask, “How are you doin?”
We say, “I'm doin fine”
But in the middle of the night I caught you losing your mind
Does it ever seem to be the ordinary split your mind?
Do all these moments pass beneath my grasp in no damn time?
What do you chase in the night neglecting our start - in denial & running away?
Baby, the rain will soon fall down
Someday
In the summer's infection we picture good times
We tell the same old stories for a thousandth time
Under the breeze
Out in the hills
A backyard fire ignites our will to give it another try
Did it ever seem to be the ordinary slipped your mind?
Did all these moments pass beneath my grasp in no damn time?
What did you chase in the night neglecting my heart?
Denying & running from me, baby, the rain came falling down eventually
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DD Canfield Rehoboth Beach, Delaware
The versatile sound of DD Canfield is created by Hackettstown, New Jersey natives and brothers Devin & Dylan Canfield. Their progressive approach to their singer-songwriter nature is fused with elements of shoegaze, math rock, folk, classic & alternative rock, & pop-punk. ... more
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