3:00 p.m.
from easy corners by october tooth
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lyrics
I think I stayed in that room for too long.
I guess I lost my way around,
that was just a job I kept to keep the lights on.
three in the afternoon, with your blue hat that I stole for you,
call me from the other room just to tell me it’ll be just fine.
I guess I held my opinion too low,
I guess I held it low too long.
that was just a job I kept to keep the lights on.
three in the afternoon, with your blue hat that I stole for you,
call me from the other room just to tell me it’ll be just fine.
I guess I lost my way around,
that was just a job I kept to keep the lights on.
three in the afternoon, with your blue hat that I stole for you,
call me from the other room just to tell me it’ll be just fine.
I guess I held my opinion too low,
I guess I held it low too long.
that was just a job I kept to keep the lights on.
three in the afternoon, with your blue hat that I stole for you,
call me from the other room just to tell me it’ll be just fine.
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from easy corners,
released October 14, 2016
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