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here we go again (demo)
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been lonesome (demo)
03:00
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tranquility base (demo)
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take me every place that i've ever lived
let me breathe the air that i used to breathe
i wanna feel the big sky above me
i wanna know just what i used to see
it's funny when you feel like you're dreamin'
a million memories, all too real to be real
a thousand hours in bars and in basements
with a deck of cards, just learnin' how to deal
tranquility base, i'm gonna find you someday soon
you're somewhere near a church or a chicken shack
you're somewhere off of bellaire boulevard
you might be in a graveyard at sunset
you might be in a childhood friend's garage
you smell like rusted metal and sawdust
you look like standing water and suffering
the kind that's only shared between loved ones
the kind that only they know how to bring
tranquility base, i'm gonna find you someday soon
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alan worm Brooklyn, New York
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