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Last Night On Earth
04:18
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If this were the last night on earth
What a disappointment it would be
Out there the city sleeps
And I’m locked in these white walls
If this were the last night on earth
It wouldn’t be spectacular
There wouldn’t be anyone to sing me to sleep
Quiet in my ear
The saddest night I remember
I saw you downtown by the bar
You looked so happy with some new secret
You’ll always keep from me
I think I’ve forgotten all of my dreams
If this were the last night on earth
I’d take anything anybody gave me
If you’ve got a good feeling keep it close
It’s something you, and only you can ever really truly own
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Ocean City
02:57
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There’s a hole where my head used to be
But I drink it away starting early in the morning
Ice, whiskey, and ginger ale
Like a hammer to my skull
Nothing’s there instead
I’d rather be blacked out than have to deal with this
My days are lonelier now
Still smoking my brains out
But my dog is helping me get out of bed
You’ve got your own way of dealing with things
You wouldn’t know this is an ocean city
You can’t feel the breeze or smell the salt
It’s just trash and cars
This whole place is a dump
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Once Is Enough
05:59
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It’s been years now since you’ve gone
But I’ve still got a wilted white rose
And the stories you told
Sometimes once is enough
Sometimes once is enough to know
The first time you tried you almost made it
Hunched over cold and grey
You were found with just enough time
To barely bring you back to life
Sometimes once is enough
Sometimes once is enough to know
The last time I remember talking to you
Tried to convince you to go to therapy again
You said it’s just what happens when you get an idea in your head
No one’s gonna stop you no matter how hard they try
And I got out of your car and said hey at least I tried
Sometimes once is enough
Sometimes once is enough to know
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Train
02:24
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Standing by the tracks
Waiting for the blue line to wonderworld
Then Point of Pines
Or you could take the orange line to the 99
Bring your dog and a 40
I’ll have whiskey and beer
And imagine we aren’t here
We can pretend this never happened
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5. |
Black Hole
02:17
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I am a black hole
I will consume you
I am the greatest void
I will pull you in until your atoms are torn apart
I am a black hole
Light will never leave and neither will you
I am a total void
Come and dance on the edge
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Mike Moderski Boston, Massachusetts
Mike Moderski is a singer-songwriter from Boston, MA.
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