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your dog
03:24
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what's the world like through your eyes
to be happy with your bones?
do you think of me when i leave?
how's it feel when i come home?
do you think about your parents
or the ireland where you were born?
whatever happened to your brother?
dog bless wherever he roams
what's it like to be a warrior
so afraid of the sea?
what do you dream when you close your eyes?
wet harness and muddy feet?
what's it like to hear the fireworks?
are you conscious of yourself?
will you always hate sam next door?
what's it like to live for someone else?
i just wanna be your dog
living in the moment
i just wanna be your dog
living in the moment
i just wanna be your dog
living in the moment
i just wanna be your dog
if you find your freedom
tell me where you'd run to
would you just follow the sun?
when you find your freedom
tell me where you'd run to
will you take the memory of all that we've done?
i just wanna be your dog
i just wanna be your dog
i just wanna be your dog
living in the moment
i just wanna be your dog
living in the moment.
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good boy
02:59
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there's a bark at the door when no one's there
jumping down the stairs and our carpet's full of hair
little steps on wooden floors
a dance towards the kitchen door
it doesn't cross our minds at all
there's places that together we'll tread
the past is long but easy to forget
i see your soul through your eyes and i know it's story time
it doesn't cross our minds at all
and suddenly we are running, feeling something
late summer sun and crunching all the stones beneath our feet
suddenly this bow tie master's swimming faster
racing past us, until i release he's swimming out to sea
i'm a ball inside a box
doesn't hurt any less
i'm a ball inside a box
doesn't hurt any less
it's not been long but what a good heart
don't be scared now, it's time to depart
flew back to will you to lay down your head
november the 6th brought you to rest in your bed
good boy
good boy
good boy
good boy
good boy.
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in earnest Southend On Sea, UK
in earnest is fuelled by the songwriting of front-couple Sarah Holburn and Tom Eatherton in a bid to encourage conversation around mental health and other under-represented topics. Their sad indie noise is a dialogue from two perspectives featuring male and female vocals in turn. Hailing from Southend on Sea, UK, in earnest is made a trio by the inclusion of instrumentalist Toby Shaer. ... more
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