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Rise Again
02:31
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Lyrics
In the middle of the night
When all the noise has gone quiet
I let my thoughts get the best of me
Recently more than I would like
I can’t sleep so I’ll just sleep in
Too tired to try so I’ll just try when
I rise again
If I rise again
While the wind tussles the treeline
While it tries to bend the street lights
I watch my life from the sideline
Recently more than I would like
I can’t sleep so I’ll just sleep in
Too tired to try so I’ll just try when
I rise again
If I rise again
(Instrumental)
I can’t sleep so I’ll just sleep in
(I rise again)
Too tired to try so I’ll just try when
(If I rise again)
I can’t sleep so I’ll just sleep in
(I rise again)
Too tired to try so I’ll just try when
(If I rise again)
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2. |
Couches Killing Me
03:14
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Lyrics
Like a ship stuck on the shore
I’ve been waiting here for more
In the sunlight splattered water
See a daughter hug her father
Somewhere there’s a kid
Realizing this is it
Born under a weight
Too heavy for our age
These couches are killing me
But I’ve slept three sleeps this week in your queen
You swear the vodka leaves us clean
When we fall asleep before we brush our teeth
Like a letter in your drawer
That will never reach their door
In the starlight splattered rafters
Hear the distant scattered laughter
Some swear there’s an itch
Beneath their skin between their ribs
Born inside a cage
Our hearts still beat away
These couches are killing me
But I’ve slept three sleeps this week in your queen
You swear the vodka leaves us clean
When we fall asleep before we brush our teeth
We weren’t looking for meaning
We were looking for relief
We were looking for relief
We were looking for relief
We weren’t looking for meaning
We were looking for relief
We weren’t looking for meaning
We were looking for relief
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chemical club
chemical club is two people that make music from their bedrooms in Ontario and we hope you are doing well
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