I Know No One
from No Flashlight by Mount Eerie
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lyrics
"I Know No One"
Knowing no one will understand these songs, I try to sing them clearer
and even though no one has ever asked
"What does Mount Eerie mean?"
I try to repeatedly explain in these complicated songs
but tonight we will find out
I know no one and
no one knows me.
Knowing no one will understand these songs, I try to sing them clearer
and even though no one has ever asked
"What does Mount Eerie mean?"
I try to repeatedly explain in these complicated songs
but tonight we will find out
I know no one and
no one knows me.
credits
from No Flashlight,
released September 11, 2015
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Mount Eerie Anacortes, Washington
on Lummi, Samish, Klallam, Tulalip and W̱SÁNEĆ land
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