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For My Friends in Bands
02:20
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All yr pedals they were stolen
hey man, I know that blows
but if you want I'll lend you mine
for your next few house shows
All the kids they were dancing
all the bands kept killing it
you sounded the best I've ever heard ya
& those new songs they were sick
I'm not looking to get nostalgic
I got better things to do
but that night another friend died
& we didn't know till two
we had no way of knowing
as we crowded in that room
I don't know what would've been different
even if we knew
That night I had a vision
of all trees rotted through
you were standing in the river
covered in a redish hue
you were screaming for your father
to come & rescue you
the night was falling & disappearing
as though it was never blue
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Song for My Brother
02:20
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4. |
We Are Leaving Soon
02:33
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5. |
Stopped at Addison
04:17
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