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Peppermint Candies
03:56
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Surrounded by strings with peppermint candies for eyes
Invisible map with a '?' for an 'x'
Half in a slumber, watching all the motions of the scene
Drinking coffee then beer, I laugh when you ask me if I'm bored
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Fight through the sea of people in ridiculous clothes
To find the right hand, finish both drinks up and go
Sleeping in the car or on sheets that have been well overused
Not lying to you, nightmares at the thought of you leaving
Not lying to you
Under the sun, you swallowed the moon
Not lying to you,
Under the sun, you swallowed the moon
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Surrounded by strings with peppermint candies for eyes
Invisible map with a '?' for an 'x'
Not lying to you
Not lying to you
I'm not lying to you
Not lying to you
Not lying to you, under the sun you swallowed the moon
Not lying to you, under the sun you swallowed the moon
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Hold It (Red Roses)
03:04
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When your bag is on your arm and your shoulder starts to hurt, I'll hold it
When the laundry is dry, I will help you fold it
Or I'll fold it and tell you to go relax
Don't you worry about my old guitar because I sold it
Exchanged it for something more valuable than gold is:
A zombie wedding
With anything but red roses
When you cut our flag from cloth, I will draw the orange
You can rub your feet with mine to sleep, to sleep I need to hear you snoring
I'll be there to make love first thing in the morning
A zombie wedding
With anything but red roses
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Private Language Fairfield, Connecticut
Guitar/Vocals: Ryan
Bass/Vocals/Keys: Matthew
Guitar: James
Drums/Percussion: Nikolai
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