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The Archipelago
02:25
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Birdhouse
05:24
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Like a dog cast out
Sick
Only wanting shelter
I hide from the elements
Feeling as though I should've been
Better
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A World of Numbers
05:54
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There was bleak and there was ash
I can't remember a winter like this
You would've taken me to task.
I would've been there if you asked,
But you didn't.
I would've been there if you asked.
A Pennsylvania winter exhausts
Adding insult to injury.
We come from a troubled place
It's always inside of me.
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You've mistaken your arrogance for conviction
You make yourself feel wanted and put it high upon the shelf
It's curtain call and the stage is burning, right where you belong
Cut the cord and kill the lights (where you belong)
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Frame and Mantle Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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