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an open minded adult
02:09
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peewee was an honest guy he lived indoors but slept outside
back and forth between the eyes, peewee swore he would provide
the family had watched him try and even offered him a ride
for several years and passed his prime they held a candle to his eyes
everyone could see he was nodding off to sleep, say what?
so everyone agreed to let him think he was free
an open-minded adult
now peewee pulled and peewee pried he sang and danced and came alive
he plucked and picked and watched his idols fall from grace before his eyes
the family stilll thinks he'll be fine just give him some air, some space and wine, he'll be back to his old self in no time
a little grey in his hair and some wrinkle lines
i saw the light
good ol' peewee will be the sole survivor
everyone could see he was nodding off to sleep, to round up all the cattle
everyone agreed to let him think that he was free
an open-minded adult
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euphoria
02:33
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Euphoria
you wore me down to the ground
where you strangled me with sound over no where over nothing
in the grass
Euphoria
you took my name you tore me down and it'll never be the same
Euphoria
you never gave me space or took away my pain
without it i'd be so plain
the deeper we go the higher you climb
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ordinary cuts
03:16
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over waters mostly shallow under ordinary cuts
we broke altars with our shadow
the absurdity was much
i went walking underwater
i was lonely to the touch
there's the sad line on the lost luck for everyone
shoulders wide, tongues are tied
behind ancient faces lost to time
waters flowing rivers mine
color showing sun will shine
you borrow eyes from my dead saturday
don't let their petty little gods get away
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Storie Grubb Portland, Oregon
My name is Storie Grubb and I have a tale to tell...
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