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Closing Calls
03:30
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No more today
Silent
Holding your hand
Still looks like your sleeping
Where do you go when the closing calls?
How can you reach that lovely?
You could’ve held somebody
Are we loathing?
Are we loathing?
Put you away
For a day when it’s raining
Memories will fade
Should have learned some writing
Where do you go when the closing calls?
How can you reach that lovely?
You could’ve held somebody
Are we loathing?
Are we loathing?
Kissing your cheek
Silently strumming
A tear on my cheek
Still looks like your sleeping
Where do you go when the closing calls?
How can you reach that lovely?
Can I hold somebody?
Am I loathing?
Am I going down?
Down.
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This Fire
03:39
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Pull the moon to the ground
And your hands to ears to stop the sound
Of your hands on your knees on the ground
Smoke the fire from the day
And watch yourself as you waste away
On your two semesters that you spent away
You hide the lies
And the friends that you all threw aside
When in your heart you know
The times you tried
To help yourself and help your mind
You just fell down that way
You pushed us away
Does it help you to see
All the hospitals ‘cause it sure scares me?
Laura can’t you see?
When suspicion starts by word of mouth
When you give up, when your heart gives out
You won’t be left alone
But you’re home tonight
But the minute’s gone and you’re back to fighting this fire
Dear look forward
To deep blue skies and sunny shores
To golden hair drenched by rays
By the burning sun on summer days
To making out with your boyfriend in the haze
And to crowded rooms on starlit nights
Full of friends and pale moonlight
We cry ourselves to sleep to feel this right
But you’re home tonight
But the minute’s gone and you’re back to fighting this fire
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Matthew McLaughlin Maynard, Massachusetts
Singer-songwriter and wanna be crooner. For people that want to hear a bit of that "60s" sound translated into the modern era. Similar artists include Belle & Sebastian, Jens Lekman, and Billie The Vision & The Dancers.
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