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If I'm Not the Same
00:41
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Will you still love me
If I'm not the same?
I feel so hopeless
In this tidal
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2. |
Tidal Wave
02:45
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I've gone and second-guessed it all again
Every single day just feels like it's the same day
Am I alone or are you there?
I'm overthrown by this despair
Will you still love me if I'm not the same?
I feel so hopeless in this tidal wave
And I'm suffocated by the bedroom walls
All the air is thick with tears and aerosols
Is it okay to be this scared?
I'm overthrown by this despair
Will you still love me if I'm not the same?
I feel so hopeless in this tidal wave
And if the lights go out will you still know my name?
I'm just so messed up by this tidal wave
I've gone and second-guessed it all again
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Sewing Pin
03:25
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Another day, another night, and then another day
It's all the same
How have you been?
What have you done?
Oh, I heard your voice from several miles away
When I was walking yesterday
Oh Samuel what have we become
I'm glad you're doing well
There's not a lot of things to tell you
Well I just wake up and mope around the place
You sound so different through the speakers
And your picture's kind of pixellated
But I'm just so glad to see your face
And I feel invincible right now
But sometimes I get the feeling that I might not be alright
When it's seeming like my mind is overgrown
Won't you come and take me home
Sing to me oh sympathy
I'm just out for security
A future I know I can ascertain
Oh cos' twenty-five years later
We'll be losing all our hair
I'm just so scared I won't survive the hurricane
Maybe it's the alcohol
Or maybe its the lack of serotonin getting to my brain today
While the pills are doing nothing, I'm afraid of feeling something
Like a sewing pin against my arm again
And I feel incapable right now but sometimes
I get the feeling that I might just be alright
But still, it's seeming like my mind is overgrown
Won't you come and take me home
So I'll shut the lid and sign out for the night
And see you soon
As difficult as this may seem, I'm pretty sure I'm nothing without you
Another day, another night, and then another day
It's all the same
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4. |
I Walk Alone
04:09
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Pick me up and scoop out all the stuff I wish I didn't even have
I must admit, I didn't think I'd make it out of this alive
I guess I'm glad
And I'm trying not to drink so I don't have to think
About the things I don't tell Dad
But I gotta go, I've gotta get back
Seemingly I've got a lot of people I can talk to but I don't know how
I sing a lullaby to help you go to sleep and then I fall and hit the ground
I need the little lights, they're hanging from the blinds
The batteries are running out
And the silhouette against the wall shouts
I walk alone
I walk alone
I walk alone
Pick me up and wipe out all the stuff I wish I'd never even said
I'm sick to death of hearing voices that I've never known before inside my head
And the sentence that I thought I'd left behind is coming back
I think I'm better dead
Cos' the silhouette against the wall said so
I walk alone
I walk alone
I walk alone
Will you stay?
Will you love me if I'm not the same?
Every day
I'm forgetting what I shouldn't say
I walk alone
I walk alone
I walk alone
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Maggie's Song
03:32
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I saw your face
Out underneath the moonlight
Just waiting for the day to replace it
By the brook
Oh, to see the world through your eyes
Well what a perfect way to look
And all your friends
They teach you how to play nice
Oh I can't wait to see you run again
But do you feel alone
When I'm not at home?
I've got a hunch
That it's gonna be okay
Sometimes life gets in the way
We're having fun
Let's go outside
I could throw it through the clothes line
You be the seeker, it's my turn to hide
And you're so in touch with it
You're standing up, I'm kneeling
We're dancing on the ceiling
God I love you
And I hear it when you're scratching at the door
At seven-thirty in the morning
And you're hoping I might pick you up
And put you on the bed
You're all I have
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Momma got lonely the first time her daughter decided to fly from the nest
They packed up a suitcase with all of her things
And she went to find home in the west
Through twinkling eyes and reluctant goodbyes
She just held her and tried not to cry
Then left without light, driving out through the night
She got lost like a wave to the tide
But don't be afraid
You won't have to go through this alone
We're all just walking each other home
Well Betty got sick, so he helped her get better
She wore the red sweater to bed
They laughed about laying on concrete and falling asleep
But she stayed there instead
She woke to find all sorts of scars across both of his arms
As the light trickled through
But he held her so tightly and said
"I don't know what I'd be if I hadn't found you"
So don't be afraid
You won't have to go through this alone
We're all just walking each other home
David is waiting for Dad to come home
He stands open-armed by the gates
He longs for his mother, though so terrified
That she might not remember his face
Well I know it gets hard when the years are so long
And you feel overthrown by despair
I'm not sure if the sky is just vapour and air
But I know that they'll look for you there
And brother I promise you won't spend forever alone
We're all just walking each other home
We're all just walking each other home
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The Moss Farm UK
The Moss Farm is an independent project led by singer-songwriter Matt Humphries.
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