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When I was seventeen
Something woke inside me something that I could never have foreseen
In ’05 when Z arrived it altered everything I had believed
Til that year I’d made it clear I was above such dull simplicity
Then lap guitars and reverb walls conspired to create a symphony
The way that he sings
Led me down the rabbit hole: a journey toward some self discovery
Doesn’t mean I’m all in now, I’ll always choose Death Cab over Paisley
But I see the beauty now I exercised some curiosity
I guess you could say that I may be just a little bit country
Everyone’s a little country
Everyone’s a bit of everything
Everyone’s a little country
Anyone can be most anything
Everyone’s a little country
Everyone’s a bit of everything
Now that I’m 33
I’m more aware of myself and all the misconceptions I still carry
For now I’ll try to recognize everyone’s a bit of everything
Do my best to recognize anyone can be most anything
Do my best to recognize everyone’s a little country
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1 Sim Lane
03:32
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Jonesy
04:10
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I am not prepared for this
I have barely rested
Putting up with all your shit
Only me to pester
As the wound festers
It becomes a dead arm
Grabbing me from under
Holding out for my last breath
I'll hunt you forever
Chase you back into your hole
Fight this tormentor
Until one of us folds
I am not equipped for this
I have no weapon
But the brain inside my head
And these ears to listen
Eyes to see you coming
Nose to smell your reek
Heart to keep me going
Mouth to taste the victory
I'll hunt you forever
Chase you back into your hole
Fight this tormentor
Until one of us folds
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In the Fade
04:33
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