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23
03:58
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I’ll remember 23
And I’ll remember meeting thee
But I don’t really care
About that
I’ll remember skipping rocks
And I’ll remember taking shots
But I don’t think I’ll
Need it there
And I don’t really care for you
And you never - cared for me
And i’m thinking oh baby
Why did I listen to thee
And baby it’s crazy
That I cant remember me before 23
Before 23
Why can’t I remember me
Remember me
Remember me
At 23 I fell in love
I thought the world was all above
23
Oh 23
And I can’t remember
How you used to be
And maybe out there I’m still 23
23
I’m still 23
And maybe there’s nothing there for you and me the devil cares
Maybe you’ll never see the other side of 23
But I don’t really care about this anymore
And maybe I cant think about you anymore
And maybe I’m just 23
23
Oh 23
23 is a year to me that I can’t really think of thee
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Agoraphobia
02:22
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I don’t see the future any more these days
The space between these moments
Are much too far away
I am scared that they’ll leave me and I’ll be all alone
It’s my agoraphobia, seeping inside my home
[Chorus]
Agoraphobia, how it haunts my dreams
Empty spaces in my mind
Oh it isn’t what it seems
You’re not there and you know it
Oh these tears aren’t real
Agoraphobia, oh just please leave me
I had dreams about tomorrow
Oh no that cannot be
My agoraphobia has seen these gleams
And I’m running away from this nightmare inside my mind
Where the spaces are alone
And my thoughts are free to roam
Agor- aphobia, how did you do this to me
Agor- aphobia, why can’t you let me be
[Chorus]
Agoraphobia, how it haunts my dreams
Empty spaces in my mind
Oh it isn’t what it seems
You’re not there and you know it
Oh these tears aren’t real
Agoraphobia, oh just please leave me
I had dreams about tomorrow
Oh no that cannot be
My agoraphobia has seen these gleams
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3. |
East Coast Baby
03:17
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And maybe I’m just missing those Shenandoah mountains
And maybe my heart never left the east coast, baby
I know I’m hard to deal with and I know that I’m not trying
But I’m an east coast baby
I like it when school is cancelled for an inch of snow
And I wonder if I’ll ever go back home
Things are harder when I’m away from the water
And I keep on telling you I’m home
But you – and I both know I’m alone
Cuz I’m an east coast baby
I like it when school is cancelled for an inch of snow
And I wonder if I’ll ever go back home
Cuz I don’t even know who I am
And I don’t care if I’m all alone
Cuz I’m an east coast baby
I spend my days and nights writing songs for you
And I wish the water didn’t make me blue
And maybe I know who I am
I’m just an east coast baby
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Abby Scripka Bloomington, Indiana
Recent Indiana University grad who explores the former Soviet Union and sometimes makes music.
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