1. |
Are You Laughing?
03:47
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And where are you?
Are you resting?
Are you telling the young boys about your glory days?
And are you dancing under pink lights,
While the rest of us shake in the night?
And are you laughing?
Are you laughing?
Are you laughing?
Are you laughing?
Come back I will make you laugh
I will be better
I can't stand to see you go.
Where did you go?
Where are you?
Where are you?
And are you laughing?
Are you laughing?
Are you laughing?
Are you laughing?
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2. |
Gas Station Coffee
01:57
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I've got no more drive
To hate you, dead or alive.
I've got no more strength
To convince myself I'll be okay.
I said I knew I loved you,
And she simply asked me how;
It was then I realized, maybe you didn't,
But you ought to know now.
As much as I fought
As much as I screamed
I still look for you in gas station coffee
With vanilla cream.
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I want to be quiet
I’ve been so loud
I want to rewind it
And get my head out of the clouds
I want to jump
Until I shape shift into something
You could love
I want to light on fire
Until I reincarnate into
Something lighter
You were a space cadet
I am no different
I want to bleed
Until I bleed out all of my noise
I want to drown
Until I drown myself out.
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There’s a clock in my room on the wall
It gets louder when I walk down the hall
I tried to smash it and drown it
But it kept on singing its song
I don’t want to be happy again
I want to burn in my skin
And if summer begins
Summer has to end
And the hotter it is, the louder my clock ticks
There’s a clock in my room
Hanging up with a picture of you
And a note that says “don’t be late”
But when i get to the restaurant
There’s no food on your plate
I don’t want to be lonely again
To move to my mother’s
And lose all my friends
And if the clock ticked before me
It will tick when I’m gone
And everyone will laugh over its song
There’s a clock in my room on the wall
It gets louder when I walk down the hall
I swear no one hears it but me
And it suffocates me
It suffocates me, in my sleep.
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Junie Dallas, Texas
Junie is the project of Rebekah Klopfenstine, based in Fort Worth, TX.
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