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Coda
03:37
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You don't know I'm awake when you come home from digging our graves.
And you won't come up to bed if you haven't showered yet.
And as you lift the sheets to crawl in, it's painfully clear to me you make this bed a coffin.
You don't know you're a week late and there's a death sentence from whatever seed takes inside of
You won't come to bed if you haven't showered yet.
And as you lift the sheets to crawl in you make this bed where our family could have slept into a coffin.
I need you to pull the plug on us, cause I don't have much
Left in me, don't have the strength to stop this beating and start retreating.
I watched you wash away.
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Coda (Acoustic)
03:00
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In Greater Numbers Los Angeles, California
I make music that doesn't sound professional.
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Mathy progrock, great grooves and tight jams. These dudes have it.
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