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Chill Song
02:14
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He doesn’t listen to what you’re saying
He’ll keep at it despite what he’s hearing
He’s steering into the river
To get to the sea
Where he can be free
Imagine swimming with fishery lasses
Speed away and don’t come up to breath
He’s hard up, stranded, and heavy handed
His fingers are fucked up and he knows he’s floating away
Vaporize knelt down tapping on a railway line
To see if the sound will go for a while
What’s a while? I don’t understand time
He knows it’s coming so it might as well be here
The leaves will stay but the tree gets the ax
It’s like a rainstorm which quickly passes
Unless he gets past it and follows the street signs
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Anticipation
01:58
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In the middle of the afternoon
It’s too soon
To tell what’s gonna happen tonight
And in the middle of the morning
It’s too soon
To tell what’s gonna happen
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I Am A Lie
02:24
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Did you know that I am a lie
I’m only a lie so say goodnight
If you are cared then you’d say goodbye
Please say goodbye so I can say goodnight
Left in a hurry you forgot to carry
The books you read lie open on the floor
It’s just like you and me it’s plain to see
Set out to succeed but it’s never enough
I don’t want your lies
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The Next Place
02:46
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Shenandoah restful times
and the west virginia restless nights
The breeze at sunrise
kept the fire alive
Stuck awake every night
Morning just won’t arrive
I’m running away
But these demons remain
Everything I can grab
Carry it on my back
The sidewalk is stained
I should be rearranged
Now it’s time to drive and drive
All I can see is headlights
I knew I couldn’t stay
‘Cus I was put in my place
Hope the next place is kind
I wanna dance with delight
Enjoy a damn night
For once in my life
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Dirty Jim Los Angeles, California
Dirty Jim started in 2013 in Thailand when James bought a guitar for $30 and performed at every open mic night he could find there. Over the next decade, James developed his songs into a crude rock opera titled, “The Tale of Dirty Jim,” that he would perform in dingy basements across the East Coast, narrating the tale between songs. ... more
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