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Don't Mind the Dreams
01:43
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I’ve been looking back down the road
Like a photograph faded
Cut up from the grass all alone
All the summer past in pages
I don’t mind the dreams
I’m not at your pace
We don’t need to race no more
It aint what it seems
Who the hell was I
To think I had to search for more
Here I lay my head far form home
Waiting for the time to change
Trying to get some rest all alone
All the summer left in pages
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Sleep don’t come when you want it no no
Fall around town where you going? oh no
That’s what I said
I’m older
I’m fuller with all my years
Fade to sleep with visions of open roads
Stars above I’m driving on winding roads
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Ways to Go
03:26
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Medicine Man
02:18
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I got a message from you
2016
Fuck Dubai
I’ll live past 55
We drank a bottle of wine
At Curtis Lake
Walked under telephone wires
Potomac river bank
Take Daegu for the hills
Shark dive in Busan
Wrote a one act play
You’re the medicine man
I compiled all your stories
Roll up Finnegan’s wake
Cole picked up the gun
You gave me something to break
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Suburban Dogs Beijing, China
Suburban Dogs is my broad musical project. I will be releasing mostly theme-related singles. These are more ruminations than cohesive thoughts, and are personal and meant to invoke certain moods.
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