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Goodbye
03:26
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I was sent to light your way to love. You drained the flame & claimed it's not enough. You'll never know love. You'll never know love. No love. When it's never enough, it's never enough. No love.
And to all those who hurt you, cast stones & desert you, for years you've been trod on, been made fun & been picked on - and to every one of you, we bid farewell, adieu. You can't hurt us anymore, we're not here anymore. We won't call. We won't care. We won't be there. Cause you don't call. You don't care, so why should we? Why should we care? We're not there anymore. Goodbye, goodbye.
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Bright Blue
02:38
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I can feel all the darkness in here. We're all wrapped up in the grip of the fear of losing the one we never knew. But I can see on the bright side me & you doing what a family will do. Growing all our children know you. And I can see all of his dreams coming true. And I can see all of us in bright blue.
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Be Prepared to Stop
02:31
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Be prepared to stop : you must discard your expectations, and you will realize it's mostly lies & little bits of truth. Be willing to stay : you must put off your own ambitions, and you will reap rewards you can ill afford to just ignore & hide your eyes.
Be glad these days. Some things deserve to fade away. Be glad these days for these things.
Be safe in your skin you must put on your social armor, and you will act your age this awkward stage will pass if you don't change. One of many selves, take a costume off the shelf, and you will fool them all, the way you fall will make no one suspicious.
Be glad these days. Some things deserve to fade away. Be glad these days for these things.
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Give Up the Ghost
07:31
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No One Knows
02:54
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People Vanish Around Me
02:53
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Trying to Remember Him
03:55
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The Feeling (Gone Away)
04:22
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We Lie
03:04
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1953
02:04
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11. |
Without
03:19
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Endless Night
02:29
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13. |
Long Goodbye
05:12
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Tethers
10:26
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Jay Satellite Austin, Texas
Austin’s Jay Satellite is like a bite of 1994 college radio, a little power pop, a little shoegaze, a little postpunk, a little lo-fi, and a lot of catchy, guitar heavy radio-friendly rock and roll.
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