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Movin' Out
04:37
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It feels so different here
A vacant location
Conflicting interests yeah
With no destination
I like to ponder silently
Right until it bursts
when-I don’t stop to think
That’s where the regret lurks
Cuz it all feels the same
We started moving out
it didn’t feel the same
A substitution man
Gettin' lost in our own game
I-like to wander silently
Look for the ghosts I know
Phil Goodstein once told me
That’s the way it’d go
Now we’re moving out
Cuz it all feels the same
Now we’re moving out
Cuz it all feels the same
Bye Bye D, you gunna miss me, remember where the zero meets the fifteen
Back when you just started out
And were trying to play the part
City limits - a futility
Its a Countdown to depart
Now you can’t control yourself
you’re all outta place
And who’s gunna stop ya?
Back when I just just started out
And just trying to play my part
Limit city was a thrill to me
I didnt know where to start
Now ya can’t recognize yourself
Yr-lost in your own space
And who’s gunna stop ya?
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Sleevemonster
03:52
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Why does anyone leave?
I guess in order to breath
When the monster feeds
Its coming for your sleeves
Pants and shirt sleeves
nice and long,
A cataloooog
In just a song
How many more
Do we need?
Theres no count yet, no guarantee
A little painful, a little scary, overdue, a lil wary
Pretty simple, Its kinda tuff, uncontested, a layup
Why does anyone leave?
I guess in order to breath
When the monster feeds
Its coming for your sleeves
Dunno where to begin
Its written on my skin
Got my friends wonderin
Where the hell have i been
Forming, a new one, supported, a blue one
30 minutes, down the road, a whole life's work, now bestowed
Why worry, when yr told what is considered Rock n' Roll
Its pretty simple, And kinda tuff,
uncontested, a layup
One more town ya steal it
Ya put it on a list and deal it
A few years pass don't feel it
When nobody moves nobody gets hurt and then you start it all over again
Forgettin’... all your friends
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Tyler Breuer Englewood, Colorado
This is Ty's first solo release and was made possible by friends and family. For more Tytar, check out The Knew & Don Chicharrón.
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