1. |
ease up
02:37
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auggie-man,
you need to calm down.
ease up.
ease up,
it doesn't get easier.
what is it
that you want from me?
ease up,
ease up,
ease up.
you think i like
spending
days on end
away from everything?
i'd give my life,
(and i have!)
but goddamn, man,
i need a break.
slow down-
it doesn't get
easier than this.
it doesn't get
any easier!
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2. |
hazel
02:22
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hazel-
i don't know what to do. i know i've been getting so mad, and i see it grinding you down. i saw my dad eaten up by everyday shit. turn around, hazel, don't let it get to you! you've got graces, break the circle! you're like your mother, i know you can turn it around.
don't let it get to you-
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3. |
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watching you out in the yard
makes me feel younger.
i look through glass, and I see
you push your brother.
then i come back:
old after all.
cut that shit out
watching you out in the yard,
i think i see it-
all that i love about you,
all there at one time:
your easy grace
easier smile
contrary ways
i should stop cleaning up
and join you in the yard
while you're still out and about.
(all out all out all out all out)
out in the back at the end of the day-
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i know you got your own thing going on,
but brother, it has been a while.
don't forget don't forget don't forget don't forget
we've been through some good times.
do you think about it? has it been too long now?
turn it back turn it back turn it back turn it back-
brother, i don't know what you think of me anymore.
you always set a high bar-
what's it mean for me, for me, for me?
i look up to you now as i look back on it. don't forget about me.
all my love all my love all my love all my love-
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