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Compartmentalize
02:12
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Let's call this what it is, okay?
I act out when I don't get my way
When I'm tattered up, torn up, running thin
I've aged ahead into regression
Everything's one-sided to someone
We're all not without our faults
But this baring on my soul may yield
sub-optimal results
Steady on now, gonna figure it out
Persevere persevere persevere
Compartmentalize, compartmentalize it
Turn it up until you can't hear
Anything but a frame of reference
that's long since proven out-of-date
A dozen or more wrong ways to love
and not one real way to relate
Many masculine signifiers
that we can't tell have been false idols
You can say you never listened to them
but in time it's hard to hide it
Steady on now, gonna figure it out
Persevere persevere persevere
Compartmentalize, compartmentalize it
Turn it up until you can't hear
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Honeybiscuit
01:56
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You say we're just from separate worlds
Not true in the sense
that the space and stars partition us
in equal distance
I can tell you've never been
to the Crack House of Consumer Fraud
and seen these tired eyes plod
along without a word from God
There's a moat that keeps out the hassle
from my dirt farm to your castle
and on and on and on and on and on
and such and such and so it goes
If you were any sweeter, honey
you might be a biscuit
But instead you're just a loan
A lot to owe but not a lot to own
Come on now
There's a toll bridge across the water
from your bourgeoisie to my squatters
If you were any sweeter, honey
you might be a saltine
Not the manicured hand
that waves away my sweetest dreams
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Inferior Brain Power Virginia
Richmond, VA rock and roll trio.
Described by some as "the Hall & Oates of music."
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