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noahs ark
03:32
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and in the end the things we share are bigger than the things that make me scared
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state trooper
01:42
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you wear the boots that you bought abroad/i'm in the deep end of the lake
we're watching hawks circle overhead/tune out the warning cries they make
the paper map that i bought is wrong/trapped in a funhouse underground
you're tired, trying to lead us on/and i'm too scared to make a sound
be careful what you're wishing for/you only get what you deserve
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a thousand miles away
01:38
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when you lead me homeward in the dark a thousand miles away
i cast my hands into the blue a thousand miles away
your wan light weaves itself through my spokes
i know the way to make it back a thousand miles away
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i thought that i was sick and you talked so loud i could barely hear myself think
i never said what i wanted to/somebody turned the lights off
a dichotomous key/can we piece together what separates you from me
maybe i would have done better to you but someone turned the lights off on us
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Fun At Camp Atlanta, Georgia
Fun at Camp is Dominic Cristiano, an independent songwriter from the Midwest.
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