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Stable
02:04
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Concrete feet in a stable home
But love is still loss when you're alone
Parts apart, a past encased in gold
Our youth now spent and our future sold
Feet unstable in a concrete home
Dance a last dance
A pale horse, behold
I don't want to be reminded of how things aren't anymore
When I'm already left with the bones of what was once
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Disagree
02:08
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I spent my youth trying to convince my brother that I was never born
That I was here all along
That there was never a birthing
I just walked in
That's what I believed
But I'm sure some would disagree
I spent my teens trying to be anyone other than me
Clueless, tired, a few years behind
Never satisfied
Unkeen on caring
Unlikely to be seen
That's what I believed
But I'm sure some would disagree
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Anyhow
00:58
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Time makes it’s restraints and it takes steel to face it
Anyhow, how do days save my mistakes from being weight
I left them
Anyhow, I’ll see you around
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4. |
Goodbye
01:54
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We wish each other well through gritted teeth
I’ll be happy for you
If you’re happy for me
What harm lies in a lie
I’ve been remembering watching you sleep
As off-putting as that may be
I’m half alive in a time...
I’ve been thinking lately that I should take the time to think on the year passed
And if I played it right
I fucked up
But fucking up is fun
I gave you truth
I gave you For Emma
In the belief that I would love you forever
We see each other off under familiar skies
I’ll be happy for you
Or at least I’ll try
That’s all I can do for you
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Kid Chameleon Sheffield, UK
Others projects past and present:
bedboundbysummer.bandcamp.com
fineokayfine.bandcamp.com
porcelainband.bandcamp.com
thetiredeyes.bandcamp.com
shortstorypicturebook.bandcamp.com
lighthauser.bandcamp.com
skinnydolphins.bandcamp.com
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