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Matter of Opinion
04:00
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Laugh at Danger
04:55
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Brutal Fellows
03:32
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Collapsing Lungs
06:08
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Cold Old Devils
04:25
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Finer Feelings
03:14
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In Absentia
02:06
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City Hearts
03:56
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Matter of Principle
04:27
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Omens on the Floor
04:58
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This moment's haunted like the rest.
You said it doesn't matter to me.
Your memory's calling from the cold.
You said it doesn't matter to me.
Your father's hollowed out a burial bowl.
You said it doesn't matter to me.
Your mother's sewing up her lips.
You said it doesn't matter to me...
I never really took the time to say that I adore you. You look tired of everyone just dying to be a world away. There's a quiet little voice that's louder than you'll ever know. There's a part of me that knows you'll find me when you turn around.
This golden garment's a mess.
You said it doesn't matter to me.
And every omens' on the floor.
You said it doesn't matter to me.
Fall is falling from the stereo glow.
You said it doesn't matter to me.
The songs are frozen on the record.
You said it doesn't matter to me.
I never really took the time to say that I adore you. You look tired of everyone just dying to be a world away. There's a quiet little voice that's louder than you'll ever know. There's a part of me that knows you'll find me when you turn around.
You know everybody says goodbye, you know that I adore you. You will learn to live and love, I will be a word away. There's a quiet little voice that's louder than you'll ever know. There's a part of me that knows you'll find me when you turn around.
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