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BIKE
03:25
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Grace for the people who are stuck
Down the river I'm not
But I could die
About every time
I take my bike
On the long ride home from work
I know the words you say
When you're worried sick
Couple ones down
Couple buds left
Standing by the rack
Waiting for a conclusion
Nothing where afraid
Nothing left to loose
I'm doing this all for you
They came got what they asked for
And everyone's a winner
Cause I've seen it on the news
I'm doing this all for you
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GAPS
03:25
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This house' so big, its creeps like a gun
My dad's outside, he's digging a wide one
Baby's on her knees, baby wipes things clean
Baby says she's sorry way too much
Baby says she's real and it's all she got
I know I haven't got too long
I know my bones are terrible bones
My dad is all caught up in his hole
He drinks his blood, he won't let go
My mind is leaving and won't let go
My mind keeps on leaving me
How do I fill in the gaps created alone by life itself I never felt fulfilled I tucked away my head instead
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Stevenson Montreal, Québec
Guitarist/singer Vincent Ford (Gulfer, Golden Python and Bedbud)' solo project. Described as a “downer pop treasure,” it's infectious brand of catchy yet melancholic ballads captures the emotional throes of a harsh Montreal winter.
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