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Anny
04:03
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You tell me that I’m your anchor
Your meter of platinum
That I’m just a way you can measure
The changes that happen
Keep me inside of your cage
While you go floating away
You’ll miss me some of these days
Anny
Write me a letter from London
And we’ll meet in Paris
We’ll be much fatter by then
From keeping old habits
Keep me inside of your cage
While you go floating away
You’ll miss me some of these days
Anny
I will just go on existing
From a distance
Writing about all the ways
I made no difference
Keep me inside of your cage
While you go floating away
You’ll miss me some of these days
Anny
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Cigarettes
03:15
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Loosies
From the petrol station
I smelled them on your skin
Fooled me
While I kept waiting
For you to pack them in
Moving on I know
It’s better left unsaid
Moving on I know
One day you will forget
You’ll quit me like you did
Your cigarettes
Now I’m watching
From afar
From the dark side of the bar
Forgiveness
I keep hoping
You’ll find it in your heart
Moving on I know
It’s better left unsaid
Moving on I know
That time will do the rest
You’ll quit me like you did
Your cigarettes
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3. |
Jesse's Apartment
03:35
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I’ve never prayed
Not since that day
My hands were broken
Apologies
Time machines
How do you work them?
It’s too quiet to sleep
And the bars are all full
I’m at Jesse’s apartment
Waiting until
You call me back home
Like I know that you will
When I said forever I meant just until
I figure it out
With or without
I pissed the years
Wine after beer
The hangovers hurt me
I was naive
To PTSD
And life after thirty
It’s too quiet to sleep
And the bars are all full
I’m at Jesse’s apartment
Waiting until
You call me back home
Like I know that you will
When I said forever I meant just until
You figure it out
With or without
I saw the signs
A decade too late
But sympathy pains
Show I still relate
I still relate
I’m wide awake
It’s too quiet to sleep
And the bars are all full
I’m at Jesse’s apartment
Waiting until
You call me back home
Like I know that you will
When I said forever I meant just until
We figure it out
With or without
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Brick Lane
03:19
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Brick Lane
London rain
Quick as the weather everything changed
Wait inside
It’s harder to hide
It’s harder to talk while you’re reading my mind
I’ll never see you
I’ll never see you again
‘Cause in daylight
Everything changes
All those people you meet become strangers
Just like before
Now it’s daylight
6 in the morning
I already regret that I’m walking
Out of your door
Walk you home
The mile ends
Somehow it feels like starting again
It’s not the same
Walk of shame
This time the streets whisper your name
I’ll never see you
I’ll never see you again
‘Cause in daylight
Everything changes
All those friends that you made become faces
You can’t recall
Now it’s daylight
6 in the morning
I already regret that I’m walking
Out of your door
Brick Lane
London rain
Quick as the weather everything changed
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Will Knox Haarlem, Netherlands
Will Knox is a singer-songwriter from London. At 18 he moved to the States where he studied at Berklee College of Music, subsequently spending several years in New York City. He cut his teeth in the Lower East Side music scene, recording 2 albums and an EP with producer Fab Dupont (3x Grammy nominee) after being discovered at an open mic night. ... more
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