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Babylon
02:43
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2. |
Orbit
04:13
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3. |
RNB
04:45
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4. |
Shutter Speed
04:26
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5. |
Tabletops
04:38
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[verse]
pour me a cup, you're not alone
your somber words feel like home
a long road when you're sick of the cold
escape to your river each night
mountains hide what you need to fight
earth moves through the room
[chorus]
take a break until your heart stops
don’t tell me we’re turning this off
arson and petty crimes
tell yourself that it was lost time
take a break until your heart stops
don’t tell me we’re turning this off
two houses sharing clocks
table tops and boardwalks
[verse]
their muscles work off restless love
she’s falling fast but he’s already done
and we're loosing that touch you said was a crutch
burnt out and left for dust
he moves her back but she’s already done
can’t live with it, settle those nerves we’ve been sleeping with
[chorus]
[da da’s]
take a break until your heart stops
don’t tell me we’re turning this off
arson and petty crimes
tell yourself that it was lost time
take a break until your heart stops
don’t tell me we’re turning this off
two houses sharing clocks
table tops and boardwalks
[bridge]
watch the sweat stick to his skin,
damn it's clear we both can't win
a light rain, as he hits the brakes,
prays to god, his soul to take
someone set the animal free,
breathe like your home is here with me
we were blind
[chorus x2]
don’t tell me we’re turning this off
arson and petty crimes
tell yourself that it was lost time
take a break until your heart stops
don’t tell me we’re turning this off
two houses sharing clocks
table tops and boardwalks
[group vocals]
we were blind
glasses on the chair
muted eyes
take till your not there
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