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Yells at Cloud
01:51
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Right now, let's get it together
Right now, it's impossible
I'm feeling a bit under the weather
It's cold and it's time for a sweater
I don't know how to get through to you
Thinking a lot about power and exception
Thinking a lot about love and acceptance
This time, I thought was forever
Convinced that this was inevitable
Feeling too stressed out to settle
Making tea in the microwave don't have a kettle
Don't know how to deal with you
Completely confused by heartache and night terrors
Consumed by empathy and nightmares
Hey, wish you'd believe
This time it wasn't me
Hey, wish you'd agree
This time I was deceived
Told myself we were right to be in love
That good-enough was fine
Possibly chosen the wrong side
Couldn't look in your eyes
Couldn't even slowdown to try
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Familiar Lies
02:19
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Wait up late Sunday
To see you on Monday
Hope for amnesia
To keep us both friends
Couldn't believe you
Wanted to be soon
Wasting the time away
Consider amends
Surrender to making
No hesitation
All of the same mistakes
Over again
Comfort resides in familiar lies
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Polite Lies
03:48
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Then I said you'd be all right
And I said we'd be on time
But you knew I lied
We both knew that I told a lie
And that was just fine
Then I said you'd be on fire
And I said we'd light up the night sky
But you knew I lied
We both knew that I told a lie
And that was just fine
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Morning Glories
02:17
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Anxious nights and pointless worry
You spread a pack of lies
Told me about morning glories
Got sick and wanted to die
Sinister minds and costly cab rides
Consuming all our time
Told me about morning glories
Got sick and started to cry
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Glider Excel Paoli, Pennsylvania
Glider Excel is the on-again off-again music project of Jason Wertz.
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