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Lift
03:14
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LIFT
WE’VE BEEN AT IT FOR A WHILE
WE CAN’T SEEM TO MAKE US SMILE NATURALLY
THERE’S A THIRSTY EVIL HERE
AND YOU KNOW YOU’VE HAD MY EAR FOR A WHILE
COME ON BACKFIRE OVER ME
OVER EVERYONE IT SEEMS, HANGING ‘ROUND
WE DON’T NEED A NAME, YEAH
IT’S A FOG THAT WILL LIFT
COME OUTSIDE, SEE THE FOG, AS IT LIFTS
SEE THE FOG, AS IT LIFTS
DON’T LOOK BACK CAUSE YOU KNOW
WE’RE BEYOND MODERNISM SO, SO IT SEEMS
AND WE’VE BEEN AT IT FOR A WHILE
WE CAN’T SEEM TO MAKE US SMILE NATURALLY
WE DON’T NEED A NAME, YEAH
IT’S A FOG THAT WILL LIFT
COME OUTSIDE, SEE THE FOG, AS IT LIFTS
SEE THE FOG, AS IT LIFTS
SEE THE FOG, AS IT LIFTS
SEE THE FOG, AS IT LIFTS
WE DON’T NEED A NAME, YEAH
IT’S A FOG THAT WILL LIFT
COME OUTSIDE, SEE THE FOG, AS IT LIFTS
SEE THE FOG, AS IT LIFTS, AS IT LIFTS
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The Bend
02:54
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THE BEND
SHE’S ON HER WAY TO OUTER ZONE
AND WHEN SHE’LL STOP SHE WON’T BE HOME
AND THE WAY SHE TALKS SHE BARELY BREATHES
IF SHE TAKES A BREATH SHE TURNS TO LEAVE
AND MOVING’S ALL THAT MATTERS IN THE END
SO MUCH HARDER TO PRETEND, AS A MEANS TO END
AS YOU’RE GOING ROUND THE BEND
SHE CALLS AGAIN, ALWAYS SOMETHING OWED
THE FRENETIC TALK IS ALL SHE KNOWS
IT’S A TALK WITH EDGES THAT NEVER SOFT
NOTHING ANCHORS HER SO SHE’S TAKING OFF
AND MOVING’S ALL THAT MATTERS IN THE END
SO MUCH HARDER TO PRETEND, AS A MEANS TO END
AS YOU’RE GOING ROUND THE BEND
AS YOU’RE GOING ROUND THE BEND
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