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Siren's Plea
02:52
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Out Here In The Woods
03:06
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Out here in the woods there's no one around
Just lonely people in a lonely town
Out here in the woods there is no escape
My mind is drifting while I'm awake
Let's tear it all down
Smash out the glass
Lose what we found
We'll bring it around
Driving down these streets feeling real tweaked out
Things just aren't the same can't figure it out
My head is floating feet glued to the floor
I watch from the ocean as I drift from the shore
Let's tear it all down
Smash out the glass
Lose what we found
We'll bring it around
Half a bottle of wine from the night before
My hangover hits me as I lay on the floor
Can't remember the words to say to you
You stare at my eyes as I stare at my shoes
Stuck right here doesn't seem like home
People hanging around but I feel all alone
Slept till 1:00 still feel like I'm asleep
I got all of these secrets that I don't wanna keep
Let's tear it all down
Smash out the glass
Lose what we found
We'll bring it around
Half a bottle of wine from the night before
My hangover hits me as I lay on the floor
Can't remember the words to say to you
You stare at my eyes as I stare at my shoes
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3. |
Always Walking
02:55
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4. |
Two Plains
03:30
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5. |
Counting
02:47
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6. |
Why Can't I Sleep
05:17
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Bad Island Bangor, Maine
Bad Island is the culmination of ten years of creative exploration. Drawing on experiences, both mudane, weird, and wonderful; members Ben Moors and Joe Hartel write about happiness and frustration, as well as the harsh realities of living in Maine. Music is good medicine, leaving it all on the island. ... more
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