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Bali
01:31
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listen well
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Thinking of Coming Home
01:44
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Dusty clouds they form.
I'm driving a dirt road.
My mind is drifting off to a place that I call home.
I've been on this trip so long and it's totally fine, yeah.
There's waves and sun but, oh. There's something missing here.
I miss my home. I miss my home and the bar and the school and the old town fool. That gets to you.
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A Horrible Future
02:09
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We were all in bands and we were all at the greatest parties. But in the end we'll just get ordinary jobs. And the coolest kid you married will come home at six, sit on the couch, eat microwave meals and watch discovery.
I bet it sounds terrifying but, trust me, I'm not lying when I say that this is all for the best. It's time to settle down now. Put down that guitar now and give all that rebellion a rest.
Yeah, it's a horrible future we're heading for. But you'll be so complacent and aggressively mediocre.
Working 9 to 5, pick up the kids, changing diapers, doing laundry, fighting over spilt milk on your IKEA couch. Yeah, it's a horrible future.
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Mail On Sunday
01:21
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Dear Lady Miss the Piratess,
I’m writing you a poem.
It goes of sandy beaches that the words are overflowing.
Our house is in a submarine 2000 miles under.
We'll sail our ship to distant shores and ports we’re gonna plunder.
And after we’d have cut some throats we’ll rest our weary asses. We'll count the loot and bury it in deep blue sea crevasses. Ooh my precious, treasure hidden in the ocean, weather storms above it. The map is drawn for our spawn. The kids are gonna love it. And after we'd have sunk some boats we'll go on making babies.
We’ll age and die. Our offspring fly and carry on relentless.
Sincerly yours,
The crows nest.
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