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Natural
03:16
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You do the most natural thing with a pillow between your lags
I face the summer heat from just a layer away
Thinking about a romantic comedy I watched earlier on that day
Wishing my life was more comical filling up the empty space
Maybe I should leave a little room I’m always asking for to much
Still not sure what I do for you but you seem happy enough
I could walk to the liquor store if you’d like to drink at home
Maybe you could look at me for a while I was taught not to drink alone
If I go on for long enough I’ll say exactly what I think
I want to be euphonious compare me to something sweet
She said I wish that I were more animal why would you ask me for a kiss
I’m just trying to be acceptable I was raised to act like this
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Famous
03:14
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Nothing's killing god but maybe globe warming
I wonder if your up I was drunk and lonely
Every time I’m awake on a Sunday morning
There's nowhere I want to be
There's may righteous living in this suburb
Jesus gave us to much we go to the landfill
Giving ten percents for the preacher's pile
There’s no one else in need
Wonder what’s it like to be seen
If you haven’t seen it yet we should catch that movie
Life is mostly spent finding places to be
Wonder if my acts this entertaining
Keeping people in their seats
Why do you kick the can before you drank the content
It’s spilling on the street like the people's protest
Holding up the sign before I got the concept
Seemed bigger than me
Wondering what’s it like to be seen
But under my left arm, you become a shadow
You just disappear staring through the portal
Pulling off the label of some beer bottle
Wondering how I got so mean
Cause I talk too much about the changing climate
Religion and records or my current diet
when you try and join the noise but you just talk to quiet
And no ones listening
Wondering what’s it like to be seen
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Mobile Home
03:29
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Jake Tittle Los Angeles, California
Los Angeles based singer-songwriter.
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