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Luke Payne - Tokens
04:16
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here’s to the fortune tellers
here’s to the snake oil sellers
warning emissions from our 3D printing machines
are poisoning the wells that keep our landfills clean
bring us your tired and weary
we need to see them clearly
if only to be sure our hearts are fully broken
fortune will destroy the fools who keep their borders open
it’s all beside the point anyway
no one ever hears what i say
cause i spent all of my tokens the minute i arrived
on a chance to win a chance to get a look inside
now i’m just picking up trash for something to do
while i watch all of the soda swillers shuffling through
all you old white guys with a
boulder up on your shoulder
take heart that Sisyphus is jealous of your struggle
so tragic your miller lite is just half full
incels i must salute you
don’t let the woke pollute you
riding side saddle with your hologram grim reaper
she called you a b-side but he thinks you’re a keeper
once love was a dream that hurt so right
back when i could still sleep at night
but i spent all my tokens the moment i arrived
on a chance to win a chance to get a look inside
gathering these tickets that were tossed on the ground
while i wait for the shuttle to circle back around
is this a half life?
is this a real life?
is this a shelf life?
will it ever feel right?
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Doug Davis - Sung For Me
02:19
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You can only go so far
Before your race is run
You can wish on shooting stars
Brighter than the sun
Thought I’d seen the heavens’ jewels
The back side of the moon
But I had not heard anything
Until your lonesome tune
In a moment
It all changed for me
the song your eyes sent
This melody
Sung for me
and you can run as far as oceans
A league or more tonight
But I will burn a heat not measured
In grades of Fahrenheit
and we can try to solve the clues
Plumb the fevers deep
Or we can sing in harmony
And rock ourselves to sleep
In a moment
It all changed for me
the song your eyes sent
This melody
Sung for me
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In a world with no kindness, it helps to remind us
There’s something worth fighting for
Embrace your compassion, then you be the action
Reach out there for something more
In a time with no leaders, I doubt true believers
And fools that pretend to care
Put down your religion, then go do some giving
It might take you somewhere
LOVE, LOVE
Dollars and capital, building a battle wall
What a big fat waste
Fearless and humble, these tyrants will crumble
The people will replace
My hearts on a mission, take notice and listen
Hold out a friendly hand
Enough for all people, treat greed as the evil
It’s not hard to understand
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George Smith - Happiness
02:55
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Verse 1:
G. D
I’ve been running through hell
Am. C C. D.
trying to make amends
G. D
For things I never did
C. C.
when I had the chance
Am. G/B
There’s never much time after
C. D
Making the ends
G. C
For coulda woulda shouldas
D. D
Riding the fence
Chorus:
G. C.
Give me something to dream about
G. C
Hope when I’m having doubts
Em. D. C C
A faith I can lean on when nothing’s making sense
G. C
You’re the light that I want to see
G. C
Waking up, when I go to sleep
Em. D. C. C.
I only thought I knew what happiness is
Em. D. C. G
I only thought I knew what happiness is
Verse 2:
G. D
Bottom of the glass
Am. C. C. D
always seems clearer
G. D
Than the man I used to know
C. C
Staring back in the mirror
Am. G/B
Everything changes
C. D
And years go faster
G. C.
Riding the waves
D. D.
As the last years’ master
Chorus:
G. C.
Give me something to dream about
G. C
Hope when I’m having doubts
Em. D. C C
A faith I can lean on when nothing’s making sense
G. C
You’re the light that I want to see
G. C
Waking up, when I go to sleep
Em. D. C. C.
I only thought I knew what happiness is
Em. D. C. G
I only thought I knew what happiness is
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