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Sometimes
04:26
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I take my time with the moments I waste
Push ahead then I'm out of place
Tomorrow will be just fine
I caught the flu on a Sunday night
Doubled over in the kitchen light
But tomorrow will be alright
Sometimes it's all that I could ever hope for
Sometimes it's hard to go on
Sometimes it's just another way to go
Sometimes it's just a lie
I stayed up late drinking cans of beer
I cried a lot but you couldn't hear
But tomorrow will be just fine
I walked along by the waterside
Thinking that I should feel more alive
Tomorrow I'll give it one more try
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Black Cat
03:14
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The sun is in my eyes
Like it was so long ago
It makes me blind
Paranoia friend
You haven't been around you know
That has been just fine
The pages are wet with wine
We're getting stoned in the room with the brass from your dad
With the white curtains
And the black cat
Passing all my time
Like a cloud in summer
Doing what I like
Try to find my own
Wanting to be comfortable
Staying inside
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Omen
03:32
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There aint much that I can tell you
But I can't do this all by myself
Standing soaked at the doorway
Thunder shaking screens on the windows
And it is not like we're afraid
Baby can't you use me?
We're pulling down the drapes
Don't worry you won't lose me
And I'll be here for you
Back when I used to meet you
In the culdesac through the woods
Tell me now, was it an omen?
A cop car pulling round just in time
But it is not like we're afraid
Baby can't you use me
Pulling down the drapes
Don't worry you won't lose me
And I'll be here for you
The movies say that it's alright
The movies say that it's alright
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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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