i've got your number but won't call you very often. then i'll want you in my bed. then i'll have you in my head. well i'll just run around the block. if you get caught, say you won't talk. figured all the moments left but i'm still too stubborn to move. i know you're gonna live out in the city. so you come here and find me so in love, singing old songs, with one eye on the next train.
let's break into the house, i don't see anybody. i heard they have a swimming pool. when i see u in the nude. i might run around the block if you get caught, say you won't talk. savor all the moments that we have left and you just say "i know i may live and die out in the suburbs." will you come out and visit me next year when the seasons change will i see you on the next train.
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odd and effective contrasts: warm, ear-candy pop juxtaposed with confrontational lyrics that discuss uncomfortable truths about the world. production impossibly good. Strip Mall Church
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Yes, it's dark folk. It's grunge. It's heartfelt, honest, amazing. And, yep, there is some doom metal in there. Just enough to send a shiver down your spine with the palpable grief and rage as it sneaks up on you. Rumpel Vim