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Honeycomb
03:19
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Messages
02:54
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I like leaving you messages
When I call you I don't want to hear your voice
Phone rings I say what's on my mind
The subject you can't change
I like seeing you frown
When you know I'm right
I don't want to argue here
My mind you can't change
When you get home
Stop the blinking lights
And think before you're dialing
I'm watching
I like hanging up
A life of hanging up
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Wearing Thin
01:42
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In Record Time
02:12
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Oh! I lost my job again
It hurts when you think you've made amends
The final phone call made me weak in the knees
Couldn't let him hear me cry
So instead I sneezed
(God bless you)
Really shook me up or kinda just a bit
I had a lot of fun I'd got the jist of it
Building bridges to connect two towns
My fingers bloody splinters
My ears the coming sound
(The wood drops)
Sometimes you've got to lose
To gain perspective and abandon stale views
So you can try something new
There's value
And these old boots are just my size
I am out walking for the prospective prize
Won't stop until I realize
The sun's begun to rise
The sun begins to rise
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GSJF Toronto, Ontario
Five original songs and a Travelling Wilburys cover. Graham Wright, Spencer MacEachern, Joe Manzione and Feurd. We all played a variety of different parts on these recordings. Thank you for listening.
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