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We're the end of all the means
Cut circles of cloth into routine
That slant of light and how warm it feels
When it hits your fourth floor window sill
Your reflection on icy front door
Portraits in dust on the main floor
Thumb prints on the office phone
You think someone's watching when we're alone
So please, just sit and be still
And please, don't go back to Brenville
Footsteps in the commons hall
Run like markers in bathroom stalls
Letter after letter of sweat stained ink
It's what I said but not what I think
So please, compose yourself of iron will
And please, don't go back to Brenville
You're much too young
You're much too pretty
You're far too good
To go back to that city
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Brand New Blue
02:10
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She already owns all the stars in the sky
Her thumb left a mark on the hotel exit sign
Her breath turns to fog, her hair's wet with dew
Baby's got a brand new blue
Later that night we crawled around town
She told me she'd been sleepin' around
I guessed as much but what could I do?
Baby's got a brand new blue
So I stole away until the time we would meet
There were eyes in all the pavement cracks
As I strolled down your street
Even when we're alone you think someone's watching
Baby's got a brand new blue
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Little Sister
03:00
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I've let this drag on too long
I keep getting older
I do things I shouldn't have done
I really should have told her
It never felt all that right
But that's changing slowly
Look around and see
Everybody's got a better body than her
So it's been fun and all
But I'm still hung up on your little sister
It was a one night stand
But I swear she understands me
Little sister
I think it would be wise
If I could show restraint
You always got those bedroom eyes
And I'm so goddamn weak
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Feel Better
03:23
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Your Clothes Off
03:30
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My Name Upside Down
02:39
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Cut the Strings
02:13
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Over and Over
02:43
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Novels by Actors
03:29
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