1. |
Paradigm Shift
04:04
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Another ride
Another late fee
Another bill comes in
Another date for me to remember
Where are the simpler times?
Weekend in Vegas
I'm over this shit!
Why do they exist..
These flashy money pits?
Give me a sign..
I'm blinded by commotion
I feel cursed
I don't know what's worse
That feeling in my bones when I get home
A chill up the spine..
it happens in time and in time it will go again..
Ahhhhhhhh
Ahhhhhhhh
Tormaline twins under my eyelids
mysticism seeping from under my skin
Can't complain about a thing since I've had this potion
I'm going back into my nature
before I knew just what to make of this world
I'm alive but with a whole new notion
I feel cursed
I don't know what's worse
That feeling in my bones when I get home
A chill up the spine..
it happens in time and in time it will go again..
Ahhhhhhhh
Ahhhhhhhh
Letters sent home well spent was my dime
paradigm shift to another time
Letters sent home well spent was my dime
paradigm shift to another time er ti-i-ime
I feel cursed
I don't know what's worse
That feeling in my bones when I get home
A chill up the spine..
it happens in time and in time it will go agaiiiinnnn
Ahhhhhhhh
Ahhhhhhhh
Letters sent home well spent was my dime
paradigm shift to another time
Letters sent home well spent was my dime
paradigm shift to another time er ti-i-ime
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2. |
Lonely
04:15
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3. |
Listen
05:35
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4. |
Pixie dust
03:39
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Miss Cantaloupe Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Home brewed indie dream pop for fairies, gnomes, witches & wizards.
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