1. |
Double Denim
03:20
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[Verse]
I really would have liked to say
That I might
See you around sometime
Yeah maybe I could have felt cool while we compared dog bites
With jean jackets, tattoos
And good beer and bad news
You know you kind of make it hard to leave
So I might just stick around a while and pretend like I can hear you speak
[Chorus]
And all these things I might have said
They ring hollow in my ears
Well I wish you weren't leaving town so soon
And chalk board drawings in the rain
They don't last too well
So maybe I'll say that
The weather's got me down again
[Verse]
We make small talk
Across the bar
About all the little things supposedly wrong with this town
Yeah and my friend says that we're all just lacking in Vitamin D
But I was hoping that maybe you could keep me honest
And I'll work hard
And I won't fall down when the ice makes me slip
And the double denim never keeps me warm but it's worth it
[Chorus]
And all these things I might have said
They ring hollow in my ears
Well I wish you weren't leaving town so soon
And chalk board drawings in the rain
They don't last too well
So maybe I'll say that
The weather's got me down again
[Bridge]
So I'll stay inside
Oh just for a little while
And I was hoping that you could keep me honest
You tell me I'm not that punk
Because I kept my Doc Martens polished
Well I was hoping that you could keep me honest
[Chorus]
And all these things I might have said
They ring hollow in my ears
Well I wish you weren't leaving town so soon
And chalk board drawings in the rain
They don't last too well
So maybe I'll say that
The weather's got me down again
So I'll stay inside
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2. |
Jess Song
04:38
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[Verse]
I'm waking up at the bar
At the edge of the universe
And I'm just tryna get my story straight
They're telling me that I haven't seen the light for days
And I know it's cliche
But I know that we both like long walks on the beach and
I wouldn't mind turning back
Sooner than I'd like cos
Your legs are tired and
The tide is rising
[Chorus]
You prepare your press release
We live in the past tense
It's better than silence
Full of this cold certainty
I know it's just life but that don't mean that I like it
I know it's just life but that don't mean that I like it
[Verse]
I wanna fall through the floor
At the end of this corridor
And land feet first in a better world
Where it doesn't rain so much
And the traffic doesn't get stuck every time that I decide to go out
They say one day I might be ok to take another ride on this carousel
But I'm so terrified of finding out
That I'm the only who's coming down alone
[Chorus]
You prepare your press release
We live in the past tense
It's better than silence
Full of this cold certainty
I know it's just life but that don't mean that I like it
You prepare your press release
We live in the past tense
It's better than silence
Full of this cold certainty
I know it's just life but that don't mean that I like it
[Bridge]
And through the fire she says
Boy you must be as cold
As I am tired
But for tonight
We'll both say it was just the smoke caught in our eyes
And through the fire she says
Boy you must be as cold
As I am tired
But for tonight
We'll both say it was just the smoke caught in our eyes
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Viices Wellington, New Zealand
Just here to make some noise
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