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101
03:49
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david said, "don't be blinded by your privilege."
and david said, "this could hurt a whole lot more."
you're not confused
you're just scared to answer the questions
i know these four walls
"when was the last time that you wrote about your feelings?
you know these four walls but you never look up at your ceiling."
"we'll wind things down in a minute here."
my mind is numb, but my heart is clear
will we be friends in another five years?
are we friends?
david said
i'm not confused
i'm confused
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2. |
Heartbreak
02:46
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i heard you told a story to a town of men, a house of crime
came crashing down, remind me of the tales of how you lost the war
a battle great beyond the mind, a promise never left behind
behold the grand creation of dying off, defending time
you, i got what you want
it's love, it's love, panic attacks, and heartbreak
you, you got what i need
it's pain, it's pain, in retrospect, it's heartbreak
i heard you wrote a story too, some pages to a friend of mine
tore up the scrolls to cover up what you wrote in between the lines
speak out loud lost pioneer, your story sounds a bit unclear
behold the bold creation of a silence resonant with fear
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3. |
Parking Lots
03:23
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carry me
carry me into the shallows
carry me, carry me
it's been a long day
it's been a long life, and i leave my balance on the table periodically
forget the twilight when i chase the number three
the sun's not coming up
i'm through with waiting to be worth it
and i think i get you a little bit more than yesterday
these parking lots always did have so much to say
titrate my serotonin
regulate my self control
and carry me into the shallows
titrate my serotonin
calibrate my breath control
and water me down from my tower
carry me into the shallows
carry me, water me down from
carry me out of the hollows
carry me, carry me
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4. |
Holliday
03:04
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this whole town is running indoors
you said let's take advantage of this rainstorm
i'd never been so stoked before
i was drenched in your arms, dancing in your downpour
i'm not stubborn and there's nothing you can do to change my mind
i'm not special, i just like to get attention all the time
my heart is my sleeve, do you like what you see?
my heart is my sleeve, will you know me?
this whole town is running indoors
you said let's stick around, we can wait for the encore
i'd never been so stoked before
we were ghosts in this town, dancing in your downpour
just one step off the front porch
and i feel light years away
two thunder hearts beat like drums
your lightning struck my face
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5. |
Play Nice
03:31
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i hate you, but will you hold my hand?
don't leave me, i promise that i can be better for you
please bargain too
settle for a false pretense and
feel grounded in the slightest sense (for a while)
you can't live on the borderline
if you don't go a little too far sometimes
come down from what you know (you won't)
and withdraw until you explode and it's
"i'm sorry" for the hundredth time
you drown out my tears, i drown in your pride
i love you, but don't you hold my hand
believe me, i'm not afraid to stand
be better for me
take advantage of me
we all live on the borderline
i promise you, i'll be just fine
it's just a game inside my mind
i'll be okay for you this time
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The Weekend Run Club Chicago, Illinois
The Weekend Run Club is a five-piece band that combines the technical guitar stylings of alternative rock with the upbeat,
dance feel of indie pop music. The band released their debut EP, "Okay For You," in September 2019.
2020 marks a new wave of music from the group with the newly released album, “Zoo,” a twelve-track escapade through themes of heartbreak, self-identity, grief, and love.
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