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Nothing Works
03:17
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I can't explain anything that happened, it's all the same
and I don't know why you just can't listen, I don't know why
and it always comes down to you
whether I lie or whether I tell the truth
but you always know somehow
Nothing, nothing works
Nothing, nothing works
I feel let down but I know I'm not alone
I feel a doubt but I know it's not grounded in anything
Nothing, nothing works
Nothing, nothing works
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Homebody
02:50
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I wake up with heavy eyelids
And nobody ever notices.
From the light a voice it cries.
And it won’t just die.
A twisted daydream,
I can’t explain thoughts that wander
through the hollow brain.
Oh no, bring the night again.
Oh oh
You’ve got nowhere to go.
Come back home and find a smile.
I can’t hope but last, hope but last a while.
The sun won’t find where I’ll be
somewhere in the deep.
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Sun Parka Halifax Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia
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