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Hollow Bones
02:42
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Taken back from heading back, to a
Gentle home with a couple leaks and cracks, in an
Empty room voices lack, but
My own breath always talks back
Hide away, from this old place
My hollow Bones
Never claimed and never owned
Always aches and moans that they're alone
My hands weren't so clean, from
All the dirt you gave me,
Old dream that I've never seen
Closes eyes and tells me to
Hide away, from this old place
Always separated from the world (x4)
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Balcony
04:21
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The city view was my only escape
But the rain took all of that away
The dark road swallows all of the street lights
That I see from my balcony giving me a little height
While you were waiting
You were contemplating
That I was debating to stay home
Warm hand reaching for a distant door
My brain changes what I felt before
Breath stalls, lungs fall, and escape to the floor
Heavy mind blurs time, can't talk anymore
While you were waiting
You were contemplating
That I was debating to stay home
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Quality Cable Louisville, Kentucky
Quality Cable is a zesty indie rock band from Louisville, Kentucky.
Emma Treg
Will Lamkin
Fiona Palensky
Andrew Ramsey
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