1. |
Phone
02:33
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On the phone
On your phone
Sitting home
All alone
Carved from stone
Calculating the costs
To roam
You cry like a baby
When they don’t get at you
You cry like a baby
When they get at you, too
Hanging home
On the phone
Sitting home
All alone
Where to roam
Now that traveling
Window’s closed
Carved from stone
Ankle deep in the
Côtes du Rhône
Still at home
On your phone
Staring on
All alone
You cry like a baby
When they don’t get at you
You cry like a baby
When they get at you, too
X2
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2. |
Free Yard
03:19
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writing a lot
about the truth and what's inside
and you're nervous to die
and you're afraid to go outside
walking to my
about a block at a time
and you'll work late at night
and you're afraid to go outside
I never knew
you always seemed OK
I thank you totally
for the time of day
black and the white
like a sterno on its side
like a fighter in flight
you're afraid to work inside
talking all night
about the wrongs we all right
it's a quarter to five
and you're afraid to come inside
I never knew
you always seemed OK
I thank you totally
for the time of day
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