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Bed & Butter
03:08
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I'll lay down beside you
But I'll keep a safe distance
Wanna reach out and hold you
But I'm too scared you'll notice
So I watch your eyelids
As they flutter in time to the sound of your breathing
Come on and open your eyes
And roll over to my side come on over to my side
Pull me in
Let me feel your skin
What's one more time
When we both know we've already crossed all of the lines
You asked me to stay
I pretended to hesitate
But I'm like butter in your hands
Slipping right through your fingers into the sheets of your bed
When the morning comes
And your backs turned to mine and I'm wondering why
Do you only give in
When your blood's running thin from the whiskey or gin?
Pull me in
Let me feel your skin
What's one more time
When we both know we've already crossed all of the lines
Pull me in
Let me feel your skin
What's one more time
When we both know we've already crossed all of the lines
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2. |
Tobacco
03:28
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You were poison but I liked the way you taste
Couldn't get you out of my mouth
Stuck to the corners of my lips
Like tobacco
I want to flow like the water
I want to breathe like the wind
But I'm stuck here on your shoulders
But I'm stuck now missing you
I tried to be the one you needed
Till I was heart-blue and red in the face
Now I'm caught here in between your fingers
Wishing you'd never let me go
Just one last time
Will you take my hand
Just one last time
Will you take my hand
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3. |
Ghost
03:17
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Get out of my head
I hate the words you said
It's like knife in my side
It's your knife, it's not mine
But I'll fight
Do you battle better alone?
Do you battle better alone?
I'll write you a song
No matter how many I'm not moving on
It's like a knife in my side
It's your knife, it's not mine
But I'll fight
Do you battle better alone?
Do you battle better alone?
Do you battle better alone?
Do you battle better alone?
And now you're haunting me
Even in my sleep
You're teasing me
I've been gasping but I wanna breathe
How's it so easy for you to leave?
It's haunting me
It's haunting me
Get out of me
Ghost get out of me
Ghost get out of me
I'm tired of bleeding
Ghost get out of me
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4. |
Same Moon
03:41
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Breathing you in
Through your marlboro tobacco mouth
The weight of your skin
And how it feels in the morning
We parked that old green van
Right down by the ocean
Made a big bed in the back
With the windows all open
You're far away
Come take me away
'Cause when I look up at the moon
I know you're looking too
We're miles away but we still have the same moon
When I look I'm looking at you
I guess I just got tired
Of always saying that I missed you
So I picked up this guitar
To say all the ways that I need you
You're far away
Come take me away
'Cause when I look up at the moon
I know you're looking too
We're miles away but we still have the same moon
When I look I'm looking at you
We still have the same moon
When I look I'm looking at you
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5. |
After The Wreck
04:01
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Drunken eyes
Screeching wheels
Blinding lights
Stolen years
Your body is ruined from the wreck
My head can't sort out this mess
The sound of your mother crying
As your father sits in silence
Your brother is filled with guilt
While you just sit still
After the wreck
After the wreck
After the wreck
Where are we?
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Jillian Lake Vancouver, British Columbia
Vancouver indie artist, Jillian Lake, mixes velvet sounds and big feelings to transport you into her world of sweet sorrow in a way that will make you want to take your broken heart out dancing. A complex collage of sound with moody folk undertones can be compared to the likes of indie female powerhouses like Feist, Maggie Rogers, and Phoebe Bridgers. ... more
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