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Emergency Contact
02:36
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Who is your emergency contact
I really wanna know just in case
Who is your emergency contact
Your first instinct is usually the best with these kinds of things
Who is your emergency contact
To notify next of kin and welcome you back
To the land of the living
Who is your emergency contact
I’d just feel better if you wrote it down
Before the night comes to swallow us up
I was naturally nervous and neurotically uptight
I was underneath the influence of having a good time
So I’ll take two of what you’re having and another for the spins
But first I need the number of your family or close friend
Can I be your emergency contact
Just in case
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Strange
02:24
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In the secret depths of your despair
I watch you check your work
Not once but twice to find
If you’re still there
Preserved in the details of a blurry bigger picture
But I never got any better
Or stronger from carrying that weight
Some things just happen and they make you strange
I don’t know if I dreamt it
Or just said it in passing
If I ever treated you unkind
It was just a reflection of how I treat myself
But I mostly had it coming
And I can’t explain it away
Some things just happen and they make you strange
And now I can’t relate
It made me strange
And I can’t look away
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Cartoon Graveyard
02:18
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Loneliness becomes me
Loneliness is free
You don’t have to be sad to be lonely
In the cartoon graveyard
That’s where I wanna be
In the cartoon graveyard
Someone’s waiting there for me
I’m wide awake and alive
But I spilled my morning coffee
Shake me down to my atoms
Like buzzing flies around your eyelids
In the cartoon graveyard
That’s where I wanna be
In the cartoon graveyard
Someone’s waiting there for me
You don’t have to be in love to be alive
Lay me down in a pile of leaves headfirst in the wet grass
From the window that you pulled me through
Dead breath exhaled in a quiet room
Driving down to the cemetery where you used to drop acid
Cartoon graveyard
That’s where I wanna be
In the cartoon graveyard
Someone’s waiting there for me
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Sunday Drive Records San Antonio, Texas
Sunday Drive Records is an independent record label based in Texas that was started in 2015 out of a passion for music and design by Jonathan Lee Gonzales. The label started in a dorm room with a strong DIY foundation focused on community and art. SDR has released 50 albums from local, national and international bands, ranging in genres from punk/hardcore to indie and alternative-rock. ... more
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