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Photorealistic Love
02:27
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Verse:
Sunlight beaming off of your eyes
Moonlight beamin out from your eyes
And I don’t know if I can ever get by
Your photorealistic love
Lines drawn to every possible grid
Was down but I could never get rid of your
Dry hands while I was welcoming in
Your photorealistic love
Chorus:
Smiling through the heart ache
Peeling all the stars away
So in love that I can cry
Across a backlit sky
Verse:
Moonlight beaming out from your lips
Moonlight beaming out from your hips
And I would never even try to resist
Your photorealistic love
Redacted I was never quite there
A lock of the chamber a lock of your hair
And I was asking who, why, when and where
For your photorealistic love
Bridge:
Someone hold me down
Someone take my crown
Someone gave me my body
Someone made my house
Someone made my spouse
Two people made my body
Someone hold me down
Someone take my crown
Someone take my body
Lead me into dance
Lead me into trance
Where I can rest my body
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Verse:
I will pass the bones of my brothers
If it means I can see the other
A for a land I’ll call my home
Its for a land I’ll call my
And I will sell and I will deal
If It means I don’t have to feel
The hunger gnawing at my gut
Oh the monster gnawing at my guy
Bridge:
Raise your glass as the old souls march by
You’re not one of them oh thats a lie
Shoeless joe he might play again
Im singing this song until then
Chorus: G C G C G C D
Last march of the old souls
Last march of the old souls
Last march of the old souls
Last march of the old souls
Verse:
I will bare my
And work as many hours
Less than the man next to me
Making less than the man next to me
And I will fight for my nation
Just to return a shattered vision
Fading for the ones I used to know.
I’m fading before the ones I used to know
Bridge:
Tip your glass as the old souls march by
You’re not one of them, that’s a lie
Shoeless joe he might play again
I’m singing this song until then
Chorus:
Last march of the old souls
Last march of the old souls
Last march of the old souls
Last march of the old souls
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3. |
Saddened
02:51
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Verse 1:
Somethings work and some fall apart
We can make it work for half the cost
I'll help you and you help me
We can keep eachother company
Chorus:
Call me anytime you like
You got my number in your phone
Scroll down to my pet name
Call me right when you get home
Verse 2:
Well I guess I'm just saddened
By the events
Or maybe I'm just horny
And I wanna be friends
Chorus:
Call me anytime you like
You got my number in your phone
Scroll down to my pet name
Call me right when you get home
Verse 3:
I think It's the way we started
We were never friends
I think we wanted something
Just to feel again
Chorus:
Call me anytime you like
You got my number in your phone
Scroll down to my pet name
Call me right when you get home
Bridge:
Right when you get home
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4. |
Prozac
02:54
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Verse:
There’s trace amounts of prozac
In the waters of Lake Michigan
It calms me down, as I take gulps of my final decision
And it’s just like Virginia Wolf said
Chorus:
If anyone could have saved me it could have been you it could have been you
If anyone could have saved me it would have been you it would have been you
(Gwen scream)
Bridge:
Stones weigh down my jacket
Delayed release chemicals fill my head
Stones weigh down my jacket
Delayed release chemicals ease the pain instead
Verse:
Crustaceans react to prozac
Dumped into sea
They expose themselves to predators
As their final decision
And it’s just like Virginia Wolf said
Chorus:
If anyone could have saved me it could have been you it could have been you
If anyone could have saved me it would have been you it would have been you
(Gwen scream)
Bridge:
Stones weigh down my jacket
Delayed release chemicals fill my head
Stones weigh down my jacket
Delayed release chemicals ease the pain instead
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Giant City Chicago, Illinois
Giant City is a collaborative of songwriters from Chicago, Illinois.
Nick Tantillo
Eddie Ashe
Nick Maldonado
Gwen Drummond
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