1. |
graduation
02:00
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slow march through the line
got to congratulate the graduate
fed nothing but good news
you never knew the half of it
chiming in for kicks (just for kicks)
an awkward turn of phrase (what do you want to say?)
i live in rigid scheduled days
shove off then feel ashamed
i’m staring holes in the ceiling
retreat, my back & your wall start to meet
i never felt them cave in
never seen you make that face!
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joshua 2 (rahab)
03:20
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rahab
red light on in your window
you let those enemy men go
ask where they went; you say you don't know
rahab
scout the best route out of the city
nothing but goodwill, maybe pity
promised the lord would forgive me
rahab
gather your friends & your family
select few lives safe from damning
unplan the plans you've been planning
oh rahab!
red light a signal for safety
big cloud of dust you're all escaping
never felt love feel quite this crazy
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3. |
WE1RDYNAM!X
02:03
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Stand up & snap your knuckles
Announce you’re headed south
The vent beneath the barstool
Did a number on my mouth
You give me your opinion
I kindly turn it down
I can’t hear hear hear hear myself think
In this room of the house
Derailed the conversation
If you choose to call out
Don’t dwell on things you did not say
There’s things you did that count
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