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All I Do is Watch TV
03:13
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I read a book on grief
It told me to lay in bed
To picture you standing there
And what you would have said
I go to the corner store
I get a Big Gulp of guilt
I pour it on the floor just to watch it spill
'Cause all I do is watch TV
I thank my lucky stars those people aren't me
But I'm still staring at a screen
Why do I compare
Because comparing is free
When I can't sleep at night
I listen to true crime
Is that my twisted brain
Trying to pass the time
Maybe if you were here
You'd say you were too mean
Maybe if you were here
You'd be a drag queen
'Cause all I do is watch TV
I thank my lucky stars those people aren't me
But I'm still staring at a screen
Why do I compare
Because comparing is free
All I need is eighty summers
To get my shit together
All I need is eighty summers
To get my shit together
All I do is watch TV
I thank my lucky stars those people aren't me
But I'm still staring at a screen
Why do I compare
Because comparing is free
All I do is watch TV
But I'm still staring at a screen
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2. |
Keith
03:29
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3. |
Liar, Liar
05:20
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I was in the van when I saw the video
Where you ripped me apart with a microphone
So I said to Mel, well, at least I exist
Can we pull over
'Cause I'm getting sick
I spent the night and I let you bleach my hair
I tried not to cry
You tried not stare
And we fell asleep on a pull-out bed
Now do you pretend that we never met
Does it count when you fall in love on a mountain
And no one's shouting for you to watch out
And I know I kissed every single person with lips
But you were so special then
And you still are now
And on New Year's Eve I told you I'd never leave
But I was not used to telling the truth back then
If I could I'd do it all again
Got on the A
Took a train Upstate
Couldn't close my eyes or I'd see your face
And she texted me and said I should be ashamed
Got a brand new phone and I changed my name
I ate fast food and stayed at my parents' place
Then I sent some nudes
Just to act my age
Should I be ashamed
'Least I told the truth
Am I still to blame if you moved on too
Does it count when you fall in love on a mountain
And no one's shouting for you to watch out
And I know I kissed every single person with lips
But you were so special then and you still are now
Went South on tour
Slept on a kitchen floor and you stayed up with me
'Cause I was so scared of germs
And the radio plays that song we danced so slow
Now are you dancing to the same song with her
I can't stand to hear that Waltz anymore
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4. |
Djouliet
02:47
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5. |
Easy Crier
02:51
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6. |
Forget Your Number
03:06
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7. |
Neptune Pool
03:35
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8. |
Minnesota Waltz
03:32
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9. |
The Age
02:50
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Is this the age when everything goes sour
All this fruit and I can't make a dent
In my dreams I hold you in the shower
I wake up and all my clothes are soaking wet
Give me one summer I won't forget
Show me how to dance until my heart goes numb
And I drink too much I'm used to regret
Close your eyes, let's fall in love
Is this is the month when it's too hot for touching
All this ice is melting at my feet
On the beach your shoulders, golden pillars
Then I open up my mouth, but I can't speak
Give me one summer I won't forget
Show me how to dance until my heart goes numb
And I drink too much I'm used to regret
And I drink too much I'm used to regret
When I drink too much can't you just pretend pretend pretend
That this is the age when everything goes sour
All this fruit and I can't make a dent
In my dreams I hold you in the shower
I wake up and all my clothes are soaking wet
I wake up and all my clothes are soaking wet
I wake up and all my clothes are soaking wet
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10. |
Mean
03:51
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Al Olender Kingston, New York
There’s nothing scarier than being honest with yourself. For singer/songwriter Al Olender, facing her fear of the truth has been a cleansing, often cathartic process that’s led to the kind of revelations she had previously thought unobtainable. On her debut full-length album Easy Crier, the Upstate New York based artist asks: what happens if we vow to never tell a lie, ever again? ... more
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