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Jessica
04:31
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Oh my god, where was I when I looked all night?
All this time you've been in my sight
Makes me question, have I ever been right before?
One wish, it never came around
I thought, then I turned around
That one wish was a wish well wasted
Walked down, we felt so weak and then
Wondering how we'd ever get the rent
Learned quick, oh those who gave a shit from the ones who didn't
Downtown the crowd indifferent
Lunch breaks, oh then their commitments
One tear was shed behind the glasses of a widowed man
I'll pay mind to you if you just lift your voice for me
It's you and me against the world
And through all this I've come to learn
I'll pay mind to you if you just lift your voice for me
I'll pay mind to you if you just lift your voice
Da da da da da, da da da, da da da da dum
It's you and me against the world
And through all this I've come to learn
I'll pay mind to you if you just lift your voice for me
I'll pay mind to you if you just...
I lay down and I think in the cold and quiet, love is not a right
Just a gift for those who seek to find the light the darkness keeps
Oh, hold me still when I shake through the night
Keep me up when I don't want to fight
When I die remind my lover, it wasn't him, oh in this letter
Thanks to you, I loved him better
Oh, when I die remind my lover, it wasn't him, oh in this letter
Thanks to you, I loved him better
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2. |
Upside Down
04:25
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Runnin' round with my head on the ground
Singing out with my feet in the air and I don't care
I'll let the blood rush to my face
Singing out without a worry in the world
I was to them like a cage is to a bird and I set them free
So they went and did the same for me
And I'm headed down the road, I'm not sure when I'm comin' home
Steppin' out onto the concrete upside down
Graze my head against the sidewalk, looking down I see blue skies
My problems hangin' on the powerlines
And I'm headed down the road, I'm not sure when I'm comin' home
It's alright I've got my mind set in the dirt
You think I'd fall, and babe I might, but it won't hurt
I'm already down, no force or gravity can keep me now
And my tracks are in the clouds, nothing can hold me to the ground
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42 Cents
03:55
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42 Cents to my name, it's my fault anyway
I've been chasing after diamonds in a daze
Reality's done with me
There's a sterling silver post she left behind
What a fond memory
"Well we live with what we're given, then we die"
She said walkin' out the door missing jewelry
Who's wealthy enough to live their 2 cent piece of mind?
I got 21 lessons to feed my soul, 21 gems unrefined
Once upon a dollar and a half
Sittin' at the bar drinking PBR with all I had
Listening to people come and go
While a rebel sang, "The Devil picks his victims off the radio"
Who's wealthy enough to live their 2 cent piece of mind?
I got 21 lessons to feed my soul, 21 gems unrefined
Puttin' in my daily 9 to 5
But it's 12 o'clock at night and I feel alright
As I work, I see a girl with silver posts
And she says, "Devinne, why you smilin', is there somethin' you know we don't know?"
And I said
Who's wealthy enough to live their 2 cent piece of mind?
I got 21 lessons to feed my soul, 21 gems unrefined
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The Hippie & The Child
05:29
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The inner hippie in me, she got no sleep
'Cause the 9 to 5 is keeping her life on a one-track-mind machine
The inner child in me, she got no pain
As long as the hippie has a front door welcoming mat to match the paint
Of her home outside the inside looking in,
Pants high, her toes are dipping in
Is this the tide in which I swim?
Back when I was so young, so young but not dumb
The corner of a room and a rusty tune, I tried to sing myself away
A home that had enough liquor trips and road bumps
And an older young man with a hard heavy hand and a washed out grin
I was outside the inside looking in
Nerves high, my windpipe caving in
Back to the haven I'm safe in
Promises never kept, hope it came and love spent
I spent a long time trying to keep my eye
On the good before it left
It never stayed, every morning he'd say
"You better get out fast, 'cause as soon as it comes
It'll slip away"
He was outside the inside looking out
For a plan that he felt good about
I was in the backseat along for the next best thing
'Cause you can't chain what can't be tamed.
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5. |
Trust Fall
03:51
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Be a part of me like I am to you
I'll be the echo, you be the room
Lean back in front of me, I'll be your spot when you drop
Trust Fall is effortless when I'm already caught
Shed some light on me when I can't give you a flame
I'll take this load off you when you don't have the strength
Say all is lost and I, I'll find the gem in the dirt
When all your luck has run, I'll lift your name from the curse
We'll be alright, we'll be alright
I'll pick the movie, you pick the scene
Where we're against all odds, all our chances are slim
I'll be your Watson, you be my Mr. Holmes
All is not lost when you know you're not alone
We'll be alright, we'll be alright
We'll be alright, we'll be alright
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East Coast Bigfoot Binghamton, New York
East Coast Bigfoot is a roots rock band out of Binghamton, NY, consisting of Devinne Meyers (devinne.bandcamp.com), Ty Whitbeck, Stephen Schweitzer, and Ricky Resciniti.
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