1. |
Good For Bones
04:26
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2. |
A Fool In Love
03:33
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When I grow older, I'll have everything I need
But right now, I'm too busy getting what I want
And that's you
When I get sober, I'll tell you everything I meant to say
But right now I'm looking in your eyes and this
Party's getting way out of hand, so let's
Go back to my place, just to cool down
When I
Get back down from this high I'll start doing everything I mean to do
But right now I want to be about you and me in the clouds, yeah
When my beard is white, I'll be jaded and wise
But right now I'm your fool and there's no telling
What I'll do for you
You, you, you
When I grow older, I'll have everything I need
But right now, I'm too busy getting what I want
And that's you, you, you
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3. |
Dig a Hole
04:28
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Dig a hole
Bury your tears
Run away
Everyday
Dig a hole
Bury your fears
Run away
Everyday
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4. |
Would You Walk
05:30
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Would You Walk
Would you walk?
Would you walk with me?
Would you walk with me?
I’d walk melting streets
Broad daylight, bare feet
I’d walk through rust
Over grass worn to dust
What a strange love
From my heart to yours
Would you walk?
Would you walk with me?
Would you walk with me?
I’d walk in August heat
Sun stoned, eyes heavy
I’d walk north thinking
Saw a glimpse of the sea
Find your love in time
From your heart to mine
Would you walk?
Would you walk with me?
Would you walk with me?
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5. |
Changing Shape
04:48
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