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Dream Job
03:32
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Timing
I think it's all about timing
Feeling trapped inside
The thing you tried
So hard to get
Balance
I've been thrown off balance
And I cant decide
What's inside my head
We try one more time tomorrow
We try one more time again tomorrow
You say you're looking for a dream job
But I don't dream of labor
I dream of endless summers
And walking in the path
You say you're looking for a dream job
But I don't dream of labor
I dream of cosmic nonsense
And if there's a heaven
Caring
It's not my lack of caring
It's the things I miss
When I'm picking up a shift
And I cancel on her again
We try one more time tomorrow
We try one more time again tomorrow
You say you're looking for a dream job
But I don't dream of labor
I dream of missing car keys
And broken teeth
You say you're looking for a dream job
But I don't dream of labor
I dream of robot armies
And stupid movies
You say you're looking for a dream job
But I don't dream of labor
I dream of Sunday mornings
And how I used to feel
You say you're looking for a dream job
But I don't dream of labor
I dream about the broken part of me
In perfect harmony
You say you're looking for a dream job
But I don't dream of labor
I dream of how it ends for me
Drowning in the sea
You say you're looking for a dream job
But I don't dream of labor
I dream of friends and family
And overcoming
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Stay With Me
02:58
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High and Dry Boston, Massachusetts
High and Dry is like that weird friend who is always down for a good time.
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