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Lump of Coal
03:44
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The wind does blow
against our door
I'm staying inside today
The trees wrapped in gold
the streets paved with snow
I'm so content with now
If you leave this lump of coal
I guess I won't believe in you tonight
If we go outside
we can see all the lights
13th Street and Reed
Our gloves are filled with holes
Our hands are getting cold
Oh saint nick,
Don't be a dick
If you leave this lump of coal
I guess I won't believe in you tonight
If you leave this lump of coal
If you leave this lump of coal
I guess I won't believe in you tonight
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Claire's turning blonde for the summer I guess
The sunlight just soaks into her hair
And she sits next to me on the motorboat
And shyly replies as to which boy she likes at her school
So I am reminded of things I've forgotten
The way doors can open and people just walk in
It's not unexpected, no, it's just how you planned it
Beginning to think that it might never happen
Now it is happening
There's a show we can see at the base outside of town
Where the planes, they turn circles in the air
I watch you stand next to me with your hand over your mouth
And join the crowds heavy gasp
One for each time they pass overhead
So we've been selected in this beautiful lottery
We struggled so long but it ended so easy
It's starting to surface, all golden and godlike
This feeling we had every day and every night
It bursts in an energy, a door it is opening
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Clear Deep Sea Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Philly based recording project.
Makin lofi music for lofi people.
Clear Deep Sea recommends:
Humilitarian EP
by Humilitarian
My other band. Please buy our songs lol.
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on a hotel bed you paid for
by dante robinson & the it's lit family band
My good friend Dante who makes some beautiful Indie folk.
go to albumIf you like Clear Deep Sea, you may also like:
The Months I Missed
by Mellorine
The songs on the latest from Mellorine range from bright indie to surging post-rock, centered on earnest vocal melodies.
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is that all there is?
by amy michelle
Irish singer-songwriter takes a maximalist, yet intimate, approach to bedroom pop, translating inner dialogue into vast, warm soundscapes.
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The second album from this UK group is a stormy triumph.
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Truthlikeness
by Ryan Von Gonten
Ryan Von Gonten’s knack for heartwrenching vocal melody is front and center on the quiet, surging “Truthlikeness.”
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