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Tree Trunks

from FLGSHP by Flagship

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I’ve been sailing far away from this place I called my home, when I was younger.
All my friends have left me; I try to keep up with the stories; I guess we’ve grown apart.

For my involvement and all the abuse, I know what it’s like when I’m being used. You talk in circles and scream up a storm, “No I don’t think I can take much more” (No I don’t think I can take it). Your loving arms are like the trunks of trees; I’ve grown to ignore them like the changing of leaves. And it’s tearing me apart at the seems.

What else can I do? But fall with the timber and hope I pull through.
You said it’s a game. But we’re aging like milk three weeks past the expiration date.
It’s sad, but hey, I think its better this way. Now drown in the run off and you’ll float like a twig in the bay.

You can’t hurt me anymore.

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from FLGSHP, released August 9, 2013
Guest Vocals By:
Nolan Kerbert (River and Road)
Carl Smith (Naked)
Eric & Dempsey (Eye Of Pariah)
Josh & Fred (Among Friends)

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A Three Piece by two cats who used to work together at a movie theater who came together to make music for the Old Souls and the Young At Heart.

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