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Honeymoon Phases
02:01
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M-Words
01:19
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Ties Us Into Now
01:45
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LYRICS: "Ties Us Into Now":
You were driving up the hill I told you just to stop
We had to have a conversation now
She rolled down the window and had something to say
And if you drive away, I won’t understand anyway
We start talking and then it got loud
Neighbors came out and all the sudden were in doubt
Should I keep walking should I drive away
I don’t understand what people say, you always seem to pick to stick around
As I walk away and consider all the variables in us
What do I do? What do I say? To make it any better
What do I do? What do I say?
What Ties us Now? What Ties us Now
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Dizzy Requirement East Lyme, Connecticut
Dizzy Requirement is a singer-songwriter provocateur making indie rock, alternative, and an unfathomable array of genres and sub-genres. He accidentally invented shoe-gaze in 1981, but no one noticed.
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