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Halfway Through An Episode
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Wave On Backwards
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Collette
02:14
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Seen the people falling, drowning in a creek
It’s a bit symbolic, coming up to speak
I can’t wait for all the times, coming up to you
As she keeps on calling on my self esteem
Out comes a charlatan that’s hidden deep
Coz I’ve seen the times, before the forecast spins and comes to your place
Locked down once and I won't do it again
If you feel tyrannical
Collette, roll your livid eyes
Never really gonna do it again
Walking in a town straight for seven days before i lose it in my mind
She calls my phone, ringing it out
She calls my phone, before I figure it out
But no, I don’t
Ever call, I won’t
Ever call back on her phone when she thinks of me
Ever call back on her phone if she thinks of me
Locked down once and I won't do it again
If you feel tyrannical
Collette, roll your livid eyes
Locked down once and I won't do it again
Fill the sheath with methanol
Collette, fling and catalyze
And yes, I must hate you, for all the times, that you put my mind in a forecast
And all the thoughts, that you’ve put in my mind
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Bits in Pockets İstanbul, Turkey
Bits in Pockets’ name refers to those random yet soul-feeding scraps of nostalgia found forgotten
in garments:
ticket stubs from heady nights on the town; mementos of your first flat and all that it meant to you; detritus from cherished friendships, recalling chapters of raw, adolescent joy.
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