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Parents' House
03:16
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I keep losing
But you can’t hurt me
I’ll keep moving
You know I’m like my old man
We keep walking
We’re kicking, talking
On and on, what’s the point, I’m just glad to see you
My parents’ house
We’ll figure it out
On and on and on
You keep dreaming
About soldiers cats with bayonets
I just sat there
And pretended I could meditate
How’s he doing now
He keeps working
It’s always raining and I’m running like there’s nothing left
You know me I’m fine and I’m useless
You know me I’m fine and I’m useless
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Yellowstone
04:59
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All these days I couldn’t count it alone
What I saw outside of big Yellowstone
Where my heart lies
Buried deep beneath the meadow with the river running through it
I’m reaching for the charcoal of burned down pine
I’m always on the run
I’m somewhere far from home
I’m standing on the rubble
Of what I used to know
There’s something gold between the breccia and bones
Lost my sight for open skies and holding up the holy
Three more years you’ll be gone and dried up in the dune
I’m so far from the ridges I held high
I’m always on the run
I’m somewhere far from home
I’m standing on the rubble
Of what I used to know
There’s nowhere left to hide
Nothing left to show
I’m treading underwater
I’m screaming Yellowstone
There was something in the water by my feet
Knocking ‘round my head in visions in my sleep
If only I could lie, if only I could lie
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Denemy Los Angeles, California
making music & bread in LA, operate on daylight savings time
contact: denemy.band@gmail.com
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