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Gotta Get Outta Here
03:35
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Time waits for no man
You’ve got two minutes before your driver departs
I’m standing on a treasure trove
Looking for my suitcase and a brand new start
Yea we gotta get outta here
Sky’s a dark blue torn denim
Stretched tightly across the city skyline
Uneven Eden, smoking outline
Man, it Looks like it's been worn for a while
Yea we gotta get outta here
My mind’s a mind that always finds trouble
Waiting at the end of the road
My eyes are eyes that only see double
If you gotta get out
Then you gotta get in
Or tear it down to nothing again
Whether you're California dreaming
Or pushing at an unlocked door
Heaven seems boring
I’m a state champion
I’m still waiting for my shiny award
Yea, I gotta get outta here
Once told a man he would live forever
I am afraid I was only playing a part
Too young, I should let it go
But it shakes me, baby, every time I think I see a spark
But I do not know how
My mind’s a mind that always finds trouble
Waiting at the end of the road
My eyes are eyes that only see double
It’s a Chinese finger trap
You’re pulling too tightly
You gotta give up if you wanna be free
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2. |
No Time For Waiting
04:04
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There is a place I go to hide
It’s miles and miles away from this place
I’m treading water and its heating up
But i have not stretched my legs towards the bottom
Yea, I’m tired of waiting
What keeps the beast trapped in the cage
Is it the bars or the space in between them
They keep my seat down at the end of the bar
I drink it down yea whatever they give me
But, this cup is full and heavy
I know an honest word
can be the easiest way out
But those bitter words
Can take a lifetime to spit out
But time is on my side until the day it’s not
And that’s okay
We might as well keep going
(‘cause) look how far we’ve made it
But I keep waiting for the other shoe to drop
It’s the silence in the seam that’s tormenting
Yea, who’s got that kinda free time?
I know an honest word
Is the easiest way out
But those bitter words
Can take a lifetime to spit out
Yea But time is on my side until the day its not
That’s okay
I do, I believe
I’m so tired of waiting
I don’t want to be naive
But I’m tired of waiting
To just to let it be
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3. |
1980's Technology
04:44
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You can call it anything
But it only means less
Words evade my grasp
I’m left with just a gasp that taste like nothing
My mouth’s landscape
Is a deserted place
But water is just a word
Unless you really know thirst
Or you’re drowning
Let’s gather together
In a bewildered heap
Fill our mouths with water
While the ocean takes our feet
Ice is the sound
The river makes
It cracks cold and sings
And something of moment begins then starts melting
I can point the way
But can’t see past my hand
Yea i don’t believe in believing anymore
But who’s really keep score, yea who’s still counting
Let’s gather together
In a bewildered heap
Fill our mouths with lightning
While the fire takes the street
I’m 1980s
Technology
Behind my eyes you’ll see a fuzzy blue screen
You can make of me anything
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4. |
Nothing She Cannot Do
03:09
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Knee deep in water
She’s softly absorbing waves
The ground beneath her sinking
But she’s suspended in space
Don’t tell me that the moon is shining
Show me the glitter in broken glass
Don’t tell me that the moon is shining
There’s nothing she cannot do
Blooms break the rocks on the mountain
Then bear the sun on their face
Its an everyday apocalypse
Then she reanimates
Don’t tell me that the moon is shining
Show me the glitter in broken glass
Don’t tell me that the moon is shining
There’s nothing she cannot do
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Oldermost Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Oldermost is a rock and roll band from Philadelphia. They inhabit a sonic landscape that is both nostalgic and fresh. They've built a decade-long reputation of creating warm, inviting experiences for listeners through elaborate studio records. On No Time, their latest EP, they take a different approach capturing the live in-studio energy of a good band on a good day. ... more
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