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Mean It
05:09
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I’ve said this before
But I didn’t mean it
I say it again
But this time I really do mean it
We got in a fight
But I didn’t mean it
You say it’s alright
But you didn’t mean it
If you did, I don’t believe it
Verse 2:
You’ve got some faith in a jar
And words on the ceiling
I’ve got some hope in a glass
And a worry that’s feeding upon my feelings
Verse 3:
Is it a matter of length
Or further and farther
It’s all labeled the same
Like lace from the garter
Falls apart in departures
Verse 4:
You wrote me a note
But I couldn’t read it
You gave me a sign
But I couldn’t see it
I couldn’t see it, no
Verse 5:
You say you felt this before
But I couldn’t feel it
I fell asleep on the floor
But the kids didn’t see it
I really hope they didn’t see it
Outro:
I’ll say it again
This time I mean it
But you never did mean it
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2. |
Lipstick Stain
03:11
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Verse:
There's a glass on my desk
And it faces the west
And it reminds me of you
Because the light it refracts
Makes the opaque attract
The colors we used to imbue
Chorus:
And I, feel renewed
When the morning
Comes at noon
Maybe it's insane
Your lipstick stains
Are quite the view
Verse:
There was a dream in your head
And a road leading west
And a full tank of gas
And in your eyes of green
And a smile of gabardine
You drove it fast
Chorus:
And I, feel renewed
When the morning
Comes at noon
Maybe it's insane
Your lipstick stains
Are quite the view
Verse:
There's a frame on my desk
And it faces the west
And it holds a view of you
The black and white contrasts
Don’t make the memories last
As long as we’d like them to
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Damon Mitchell Cincinnati, Ohio
“No fluff. No nonsense.” That is the recent synopsis of Damon Mitchell’s signature “Beatles meets Death Cab For Cutie” sound given by a well-respected music news outlet. This 24-year-old’s hook- laden, musical-wares cleverly combines influences from the past and present in a unique concoction that will undoubtedly become his signature. ... more
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