A Rise And Fall Of a Dilapidated Home - Oldish Songs

Jonas The Local Winner

Don't worry
I'm doing oh so fine
It's so easy
Not to lose your mind
Or is it the opposite of that
I can't remember at all

My body (If you can't live life alone)
Confronts me
It tells me (Then aren't you just as accident prone?)
I ain't worthy
My body floats away
Leaving my mouth open with nothing left to say



Credits
Writer(s): Thatcher Stevens
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Jonas The Local Winner
  2. Yup, It's Still Dead
  3. This Is The Best Coincidence That Could Have Happened, If You Could Put It That Way
  4. It's A Monument. Something You Can't Shake, Even When You've Shaken It

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Altri album

  1. Critter
  2. Whatever Is Left: A Collection of Demos, Comp Songs, And Unfinished Ideas That Were Left to Rot
  3. Oldish Songs

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