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Upstairs
02:55
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Comatose whiz kid
Ain't on top of his shit
Likes to see the sun rise
In the morning
Hardcover volumes
Scholarly pursuits
He's obsessed
With transition
Calm when it's dark out
No sense of the here and now.
You've been crazy
Since I first met you
Trial and error
Childish behavior
Oh I have been awake
Oh I have work to do
Maybe it's not so hard...
Loaded up on caffeine
Don't leave the room or join the scene
It's a game of hide and seek
And I always win.
Find out who your friends are
I am upstairs a lot
You're on the ground floor
Trying to get in
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Cascade Creek
03:10
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She likes beer and peanut butter
And swimming without clothes on
Climbing up those mountains
To be closer to the sun
She likes playful punches
and laughter as punctuation.
Sitting in hot springs
And wit for every situation.
She likes watching baseball games
And cruising up and down the west
Headlamps to light the night
When it's so cold she can see her breath
Yeah, she likes listening
To other people's jokes
She has a squinty smile
She loves the open road
And me? I like her.
(Me? Yes I'm sure)
She does what she wants She's turned twenty-one
She's leaving for the Green
She asked me to come
She knows she's prepared
I've felt her puffy vest She likes to hold on tight
Material gets compressed
She's got tangled hair flowing
a blonde cascade creek
She's halfway in the water
I can hardly speak
She likes the sun setting
Over mountaintops
She likes being outside
She won't ever stop
And me? I like her.
(Me? Yes I'm sure.)
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