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High Spirits
03:54
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High spirits my darling are what's coming down
The sun doesn't set so turn your head
All the way around
Run my silhouette in the sun
Run before you come undone
High spirits my darling take you up so you can get down
Steal a glance through the glass
Just don't make a sound
Run my silhouette in the sun
Run before you come undone
Keep your hopes tightly wound
High spirits are coming down
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2. |
My Horizon
04:37
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You said to me sweetly
that nothing would take my place
You swore to me secrets
such comfort I can take
And behind your eyes lie
loneliness expanding
Drawing me inward
to render understanding
Behold my horizon
It's beautiful today
Oh my horizon
It's good enough to stay
You carefully painted
the eye inside your mind
You never relented
to telling just one lie
And inside your landscape
the clouds begin to roil
Bringing in darkness
freezing sky and soil
Behold my horizon
It's beautiful today
Oh my horizon
It's good enough to stay
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3. |
Plastic Gun
03:30
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Plastic gun sits by the tissuebox
I wait patiently for your eyes to see mine
Just be sure you have the plastic gun
Just until you are done
Dog walks in the room a heavy eyed cur
Sits down by the microphone and sings a useless song
Just be sure you have the plastic gun
Just until we are done
Have the plastic gun
Just until we are done
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