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Of Course
04:16
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She was always scared of spiders
I was scared of what’s inside her
so I’ve been learning to live without
and if our dads can learn to live in peace
one is sober, one’s divorced
peace like a river is just underneath, of course
I was having trouble sleeping
couldn’t keep myself from weeping
lying beside her on the bed
love doesn’t move through the skin
nor does it yield to force
someday I’ll love without needing to win, of course
of course
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2. |
That Hot Wire
03:16
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3. |
I'll Forget
03:16
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I’ll forget how to find your place
you might move anyway
I’ll forget how you looked at me
when I left. I’ll forget
I’ll forget where you put my things
when I first stayed the night
Where we sat on your balcony
holding hands. I’ll forget
I put our names down in stone
but I know even stone fades with time
and I’ll forget why my stomach drops
at the glimpse of your face
was I wrong? was I good to you?
Did I do some things I regret?
If I did, I’ll forget. I’ll forget
I put our names down in stone
but I know even stone fades with time
and I’ll forget why these doors are closed
I’ll forget why they’re here
was I wrong? was I good to you?
Did I do some things I regret?
If I did, I’ll forget. I’ll forget
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4. |
In My Head
02:41
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Is the moon above my bed?
or is it in my head? in my head
Is it something that I said?
or is it in my head? in my head
in my head. in my head
Think the clouds are almost gone
but I know I could be wrong
I could be wrong
There’s a radio out there
there are voices in my hair
and there’s music everywhere
in my head
in my head
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5. |
Late Arrival
04:11
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If I’m a dog without a bone
somebody’s here to take me home
if I’m adrift out on the sea
a wave just came to carry me
and if I am a late arrival oh well
I built a whole world around me that fell
so here I am, a little late
I took a while to find the gate
I thought I seen it all before
til I was standing at your door
and if I am a late arrival oh well
I was looking at the wrong horizon and it fell
I used to think it was useless to wait
… but I was just a little late
just a little late
just a little late
just a little late
and if I am a late arrival, who cares?
cause there isn’t any use in rushing to get there
I used to think it was useless to wait
… but I was just a little late
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Ted Case Los Angeles, California
Ted Case writes songs that explore intimate instrumental textures and the element of surprise.
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