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Weary Eyes
02:46
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Living in a quiet town settle down you've got to settle down
Plant your flag in the ground settle down you've got to settle down
Country life for us instead you're in my arms and in my head
Weary eyes painted red you're in my arms and in my head
Weary eyes painted red country life for us instead
But I'd give it all back for I'd give it all back for love
I'd give it all back for I'd give it all back for love
Living in a quiet town settle down you've got to settle down
Weary eyes
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Between Our Brains
03:50
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Child of the night take your thumb off of the road
I'll give you a ride where shall we go
There's too much space between our brains and our faces
Traces of lightning bolts
Feels like I've been moving backwards for all my life
Mama says at least you're moving
The doctor says I'm okay but I don't feel right
I guess medicine still can't prove it
Through the years we know some things disappear
Increase the dosage or die
Over time there'll be nothing left to find but silhouettes of cities on your mind
Feels like I've been moving backwards for all my life
Mama says at least you're moving
The doctor says I'm okay but I don't feel right
I guess
Facing joys and sorrows
Facing joys and sorrows
Simple lines we'll try and straighten out our spines
While picking the scabs off of our minds
Feels like I've been moving backwards for all my life
Mama says at least you're moving
The doctor says I'm okay but I don't feel right
I guess medicine still can't prove it
I guess medicine still can't prove it
I guess medicine still can't prove it
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One Dimensional
02:36
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Nothing ever happens all we ever do is lie around
Tell me slow tell me slow now tell me slow you don't know
But it's okay cause we're one dimensional
All I do is sit around with you waiting for answers
With the fear of moving blues
Gotta lose the fear to move
But now everything is happening never get the chance to lie around
Let's take it slow take it slow now take it slow by the coast or in the city
We're three dimensional
Never get to sit around with you and just wait for answers
With the fear of moving blues
Gotta lose the fear to move
Gotta lose the fear to move
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Take me dancing take me home take me somewhere nobody knows
Show me what you've got don't you try and stop or delay
In the evening sun we'll sway
Now I can't look back because I lost myself where the cobblestones crack
Holy roller don't be scared we both know that there's nobody there
You're always looking up holding out your cup oh why do the raindrops feel so dry
Now you can't look back because you lost yourself where the cobblestones crack
Now we can't look back because we lost ourselves where the cobblestones crack
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5. |
Easy Way Out
05:27
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Where'd Amanda get to last seen off the coast
Lately she's been drifting in and out she goes
So much space between us now but baby that's what keeps us close
Where'd Amanda get to last seen off the coast
Banging on my ear drum sinking in my skin
7up and Seagrams the drinks his only kin
Builds me up just to burn me down lets me think that I can win
Banging on my ear drum sinking in my skin
I'd be a better man if I could but I'll only let you down
It's time that we understood that I can't take the easy way out
You don't have to go home you can stay right here
Heading for the exit she keeps the doorway clear
I don't think that you can hear me now so let me whisper in your ear
You don't have to go home you can stay right here
I'd be a better man if I could but I'll only let you down
It's time that we understood that I can't take the easy way out
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Adam Spry San Francisco, California
Adam Spry is a San Francisco-based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist that invokes a unique blend of power pop, carefree indie rock and Americana. To date, Spry has released two EP’s and most recently, his debut album, Slightly Off Kilter (2023).
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