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Surf
04:03
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i can't take my hands away from my chest
because they always know what to protect
whenever i leave the city
i don't mind feeling alone
i'm spitting blood in the bathroom sink
from my stressed chewed cheeks
and i try not to wince
when you bite my lip
whenever i leave the city
i don't mind feeling alone
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The Moon
03:54
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The Mountain
03:02
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Walk to the Ocean
03:21
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No Sky Auckland, New Zealand
sad music for nice people.
joel, josh, and shane.
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