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Motel Song
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Damned if we don't land it, dumb if we won’t
could be cutting ‘cross a backcountry overflow
If you wanna go baby, I’m on board
cuz I can't do the strange nothing anymore
Frozen at the center and left unread
Got a box of secret plans underneath the bed
If you want the truth baby, I don't know
A vision of a man standing at the door
He’s everything he’s supposed to be and much more
Doubled down on history and lost it all
The hidden prize left waiting out in the hall
A while by the water and ill be fine
I think these kinds of things happen all the time
I guess this kind of stuff happens all the time
Sitting at the table with skinny legs
crusty cigarette holes and aching beds
A shady little motel makes a man out of me
A resolute complexion, a cruel disease
A plastic fascination with falling trees
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New Holland New Orleans, Louisiana
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sometimes lofi sometimes hifi indie rock from New Orleans
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