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Distress Line
03:51
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Distress line
I’m calling all the time
I can’t close the window to your life
Distress line
I’m trying to dial
Dial away the loneliness for a while
And you pick up the phone
And you say
Call me when you’re not throwing your whole life away
In a fever dream
In a moment’s time
I’m crawling away from this atavistic social life
Tonight
Distress line
I’m calling all the time
I can’t close the window to your life
Distress line
I’m trying to dial
Dial into a fantasy for a while
And you pick up the phone
And relent
I can’t escape from this voyeuristic vortex
Where I read your name
Where you caught my eye
I can’t close the window to your life
Tonight
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Roundabout
03:36
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I saw you driving through the roundabout
The only red Corvette I’ve seen in town
And it feels fine
That you don’t even know what I look like
I had a dream last night you wouldn’t believe
You crashed your red Corvette on New Year’s Eve
I put the phone down
I can’t call you and you can’t call me
And that’s fine
It’s late at night and I should go out now
Go down to Main Street down to Chinatown
And I can’t fake it
But maybe that’s just how it should be
And later on I’ll be wandering ‘round
Watching your car go by without a sound
It’s so frustrating
But I know that you know what I mean
So it’s fine
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Donny Don't Vancouver, British Columbia
Contemplative and catchy new wave, jangle pop, and soft psychedelic music.
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