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high park
03:08
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run with me
there's so much to be seen
you'll want to see it too
the feeling's kinda new
some retreat
together we could break through
see things we'll never see
we'll have a scenic view
take the fall
perhaps there's someone near
to take me home
high park avenue
you heard it right
40 for the call
wouldn't have to
if my phone it wasn't off
it's not that complicated
there's no need to explain
conversations were overrated
our hopes were born in vain
these days I live in static
assembling broken chains
standing under cherry blossoms
displaced but in Toronto
competent
or at least I try to be
when it comes down to it
failure is such a breeze
captive of nothing in particular
I've seen your record shelf
that's where I hide myself
a trance plays out
forgot what happened
so I broke alone
with more time to go
you heard me right
someone's on the call
could I have you
if my phone it wasn't off
do you see high park
that's where I need to go
and find myself
it's not that complicated
there's no need to explain
conversations are overrated
our hopes were born in vain
these days I live in static
assembling broken chains
standing under cherry blossoms
displaced but in Toronto
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2. |
wilds
02:53
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New Avenues Dallas, Texas
New Avenues
Dallas // Toronto
Indie
Shoegaze
Alternative
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