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Scrollin'
03:48
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Scrollin'
There's a picture in your phone
You're there smiling on the sand
At the time, I couldn't know
It was for another man
I scroll back two weeks before
When my birthday was a chore
You were going through the motions
With a new shoe out the door
Now my heart beats with a limp
And my head fills up with rain
I'm still learning how to live
With uncertainty and pain
On the nightstand by our bed
There's a little metal tray
It holds both the golden rings
You wore on our special day
You said, "Don't take it so hard"
They just irritate your hand
If that's not a metaphor,
I'm a happily married man
Now my heart beats with a limp
And my head fills up with rain
I'm still learning how to live
With uncertainty and pain
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Higher Than The Sun
04:42
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The Air Condition Athens, Georgia
The Air Condition - blissed-out bootgaze from Athens, Georgia featuring Eric Shea (Ozean/Hot Lunch/Sweet Chariot), Michael Greig Thomas (The Novellos), Michael Bentley (Heart Drugs/Pearl Haggard) and Ken Manring.
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