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Bird Love
04:16
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Why do you always lie to me?
Was it the thousand wounds I left in your knee
It was never really a choice to me
Out here it's kill or be killed
Fight or flight
quite constantly
I’m sorry
But every boxer needs a punching bag
And you are the closest thing that I’ll ever have to that
I’m sorry
One look in the mirror and I’m sick
Maybe I’d stop punching
If you weren't such a dick
Here I go again
Why don't I ever listen to my friends?
I’m sorry
But every boxer needs a punching bag
So every mean thing that I’ve ever said
Well, I take it back
I refuse to hurt
So the punches invert
I remain inert
I accept these blows
Break my jaw
Eviscerate my nose
And I never know
Where any of this ever comes from
(you're beautiful)
And I am sorry
I truly am
(when ugliness comes from the heart)
But sometimes
I need to punch my closest friend
(you're due to fall apart)
I'm sorry
(eviscerate my nose)
I’m sorry
(eviscerate my nose)
I’m sorry
Eviscerate my nose
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Streetlight
03:23
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Every night the streetlight turns on
Isn’t that fate?
Every night a stray’s at your door
Isn’t that strange?
But I’m sure, if I ever love you
My heart will break
Waiting, a phantom limb won’t listen
I’m tied to this debt
With painful might
And I will be here if you want me
There’s nothing to change me
Just cut it off
With the spirit that burns through the heat
Purposeful and cunning and swift
Isn’t that rude?
Here I sit like an anchor, I sink
With no one like you
Waiting, a phantom limb won’t listen
I’m tied to this debt
With painful might
And I will be here if you want me
There’s nothing to change me
Just cut it off
With the spirit that burns through the heat
Every day the streetlight turns off
Isn’t that fate?
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Community Development Nova Scotia
Community Development is an indie rock band from Nova Scotia, Canada.
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