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Photographs
03:02
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Police comes a knockin on your bedroom door
as you lie awake on your bathroom floor
caution tape surrounds
and chalk outlines the ground
and i'm nowhere to be found
i'm no where to be found
Last thing you remember we were holding each other tight
whispering sweet nothings in the middle of the night
noticed a distant glare in my eyes
i was coming up with your demise
i was feeding you, alibis
Chorus
Cause I wanted to be your muse
and I ended up nothing more
I was addicted to the abuse
i couldn't take it anymore
pick your poison pretty please
and pick your weapons too
suffer similiar paths of suitors pass
deja vu
a femme fatale in a cheap motel
and she's falling fast a sleep
as you lay your head to rest
for your soul to reap
for your soul to keep
Chorus 3x
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Sheep in Wolves Clothing
04:00
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you trailed a path cross the 7 seas
is there any room for me
and how we met by coincidence
with no band on your finger
is there any room for me
a cigarette
and one regret
would you strike up the light for me
oh carcinogens
hide the taste of gin
but one kiss from you's all i need
and how we'd sneak off and you'd say to me
i'm adorn by your beauty
oh you'd shake me up and admire me
i knew that i could have love thee
the august neared
and i fell in fear
that i'd see you no longer
but the more we talked
and those morning walks
i knew your love was all that i hungered
oh i loved you more and more and more
but your heart belonged to another
oh you sailed away
from bay to bay
just like the many other
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Goodbye Mr. Wind Up Bird
05:40
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Drea & the Marilyns Seattle, Washington
Sounds Like if Feist, The Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Sade, The Beths, Beach Bunnies, and Norah
Jones
Originally started in Daejeon, South Korea, and now based in Seattle, Drea & the Marilyns is an cross cultural amalgamation of Drea Castillo (front woman) imagination. Drea & the Marilyns are influenced by all the Filipino ballad and disco records her parents listened to, bossa nova, punk rock.
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