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I Find Myself
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Like a sinking boat takes on the ocean blue,
I find myself falling for you.
Like an open book or talk from a barstool,
I find myself glancing over at you.
I find myself interested in you.
Like a tall black beer and a shot of cinnamon whiskey,
I swear to god, you belong next to me.
Like a long warm nap and old sitcoms played on the TV
I find myself able to sleep.
I find myself being less mean.
I find myself, somehow happy.
I find myself.
Like a sinking boat.
Like an open book.
Like an old love note.
Like before she goes.
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Do you hear the jet plane yawning miles across the sky?
Hear the garbage truck back down the boulevard.
Setting off the car alarms as it passes by?
Do you hear the static of one thousand de-tuned radios?
Shut the window love, keep the world outside.
I don't want to think about anyone.
And the footsteps are getting louder,
Drowning out the sound of the rain as it knocks on the windowsill.
I'm not answering the phone, let it ring.
Lately I've been feeling like a falling bomb.
The ground is getting closer and the sky is falling down.
This song has been brought to you;
This song has been brought to you by a falling bomb;
By a falling bomb.
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Dead, Dead Swans Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Folk band from the Midwest
Insta: @deaddeadswans
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