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Daily Waves
04:06
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I saw a figure in the mirror
it had a very pretty face
We maintained eye contact for hours
but I had to be on my way
Then it whispered that it love me
I had a feeling that it might
I said I'd be back in a minute
and I left it for the night
I put on my coat and glide through the rain
pull down my hat and ride in the wake
of the daily waves, the daily waves
I spent a year without you
I was sitting on my hands
so if I stutter
know that it was planned
I saw a figure in the distance
I sorta liked it where it was
when it came my way to greet me
I had already had enough
Walking home, circumnavigating vices
double-parked my comfort, stockpiling tickets
I feel the weight press horizontal on my chest
bend at the waist to face my new personal best
I put on my coat and glide through the rain
pull down my hat and ride in the wake
of the daily waves, the daily waves
When I returned to the mirror
I saw a golden thread attach
to the center of its hairline
and eleganty pull it back
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Good Things
03:49
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3. |
As I'm Told
03:26
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4. |
Talk to Me, Bro
01:57
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5. |
Ball Pit
04:13
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Domestic Bliss
02:54
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Stillness
02:42
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8. |
My Education
05:02
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9. |
Presbyterian
02:50
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10. |
Up to Chance
02:35
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Kiro Heck Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Kiro Heck is an adult man in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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