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Two Philosophers
02:52
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Call me a realist
There's a mark on your head
Call me a nihilist
Those who are walking will one day be dead
So take it slow
It's okay to not know
So take it slow
Cause you can't fight what you don't know
I hate to speak it
But the sky is raining red
And I'm not defeatist
But you can't sleep in this burning bed
So take it slow
It's okay to not know
So take it slow
Cause you can't fight what you don't know
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Demons
04:09
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How far can we take this?
How far can we go?
I don't think I can shake this
I don't think I can let this go
I know that this isn't what you wanted from this life
I know that this isn't what you thought that you deserved
I know that this isn't what you wanted from this life
I know that this isn't what you thought that you deserved
You create your own demons
How can you call this life?
You get away with it
Away with it by screaming
Your lies about your life
I know that this isn't what you wanted from this life
I know that this isn't what you thought that you deserved
I know that this isn't what you wanted from this life
I know that this isn't what you thought that we deserved
I know that this isn't what you wanted from this life
I know that this isn't what you thought that you deserved
I know that this isn't what we wanted from our lives
I know that this isn't what we thought that we deserved
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3. |
Porch Beers
03:39
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Where did ya go?
And what did ya do?
I remember when all this was new
How are your kids?
And how is your wife?
I remember parts of my old life
How are you doing?
How are you doing?
Everything in this life keeps on moving
It darkened the sky
When we let it die
Do you remember when this was my life?
My heart felt like ice
Nearly half of the time
The rest of the time I drank myself blind
So how are you doing?
How are you doing?
Everything in this life keeps on moving
How are you doing?
How are you doing?
Everything in this life keeps on moving
How are you doing?
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ZEPHR Denver, Colorado
Eamonn-Bass/Vocals
Jim-Guitar/Vocals
Tyler-Drums
Heart-on-sleeve punk rock, from Denver, CO.
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