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Ursa Minor
03:21
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Keep it together, kid
This is a day for change
I've taken long enough of a break
No matter how early I get up, I always seem to be late
And if I can make it to winter
I'll hibernate the months away
No one will see me face
They will forget my name
Pick my motivation off the floor
Wrap it around me as I walk out the door
No matter how long the day is, I swear I'll stick it out
And if I can make it to winter
I'll hibernate the months away
No one will see me face
They will forget my name
I'll always hate the first snowfall
But this time I smiled for the first time in a while
I wasn't sad or tired, and I feel better
So much better
I'll always hate the first snowfall
(Pick myself off of the floor)
But this time I smiled for the first time in a while
(Keep it together)
I wasn't sad or tired, and I feel better than I have in months
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Dig Too Deep
03:25
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When I came back to the real world
It was shouting words I tried to ignore
I said, "It's Thursday, let me sleep"
But it kept pushing, "You've got work to do, Katie"
It said, "Grind your way out of this town
And leave a path so easier to come back around"
But I don't want to to dig too deep
I'm not so tall
I'm afraid I'll fall
It's not even the end of the week
This is when my life is falling apart
So help me off the couch again
It's hard to grab my hands when my head is in them
Once the bags on my eyes stop blocking my sight
Maybe I'll finally see how I can get by
But I don't want to to dig too deep
I'm not so tall
I'm afraid I'll fall
It's not even the end of the week
You can't make me dig deep
(You can't make me dig too deep)
I won't put down roots anywhere
You can't make me dig deep
(You can't make me dig too deep)
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3. |
Customary
03:31
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Nothing beats the night of the jumper
The look on the face of the campus was blank as a slate
Who could blame it?
Your mom gave me a hug while she cried
Because she was happy for all she had to be thankful of
The whole town was shaken, but it was all forgotten
We've buried too many friends
We've seen more than our share of things that had to end
And like this we keep them alive in every star-filled sky
I'll wish on you tonight
It was ten of us in three years
Don't tell me there is nothing here to fear
They were brothers and sisters of ours
A coffee shop choir, a unison chorus
Now we're singing their sad songs
The whole town was shaken, and it was all forgotten
We've buried too many friends
We've seen more than our share of things that had to end
And like this we keep them alive in every star-filled sky
I'll wish on you tonight
When we hear the news, it's so customary, so ordinary
I wish it didn't have to be
When we hear the news, it's so customary, so ordinary
I wish it didn't have to be
We've buried too many friends
We've seen more than our share of things that had to end
And like this we keep them alive in every star-filled sky
I'll wish on you tonight
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Modus Aurora Bloomington, Illinois
We were an indie rock band from Bloomington-Normal, Illinois.
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