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vacation in sand, pt. 1
01:59
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[morse code]
have you ever thirdwheeled on your own vacation
yeah
how was it
oh it wasnt so bad it was fun until i tried to be more than what he saw me as
that sounds awful
i dont know it wasnt on purpose it still hurt though
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[morse code]
whats your favorite thing about the trop
whats YOUR favorite thing about the trop
i like the warm air
and the deep blues of the seats match the color of your eyes
but theres nobody here
does there need to be
i love her because she puts me in my place
and the color of her eyes matches the color of the stands by the infield dirt
β§ΜΜΛΒ· π.Β° ｑΛπΛｑ Β°.π Β·Λβ§ΜΜ
[other audio]
[Aaron Goldsmith]
...is swing at the first pitch, very aggressive early in the season
[Mike Blowers]
he's going to, Robbie Ray, starting him with a slider
[Goldsmith]
think Scott [Servais] would've, invited, Bryce Harper to drop a bunt down right there
[Blowers]
you're right
[Goldy]
one ball and one strike...
good slider, one and two.
[Blow]
it's the first inning, we're seeing an uptick, we've seen 95 acouple of times, his slider: 88, 89
[Goldy]
the velocities from last year for Robbie Ray on average:
[Goldy]
two balls and two strikes to Harper with two gone...
another ball for Robbie Ray...
[Goldy}
back to back Phillies hitters with full counts... the payoff to Harper!...
weak ground ball, right there J.P. Crawford, good to see him back on the field for the Mariners, and Robbie Ray retires the side...
[Chris Rock]
(laughing) me, stop it!
[Goldy]
high target from [Luis] Torrens...
and it misses that direction
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[morse code]
you look bored
a little
really
im sitting on the beach
soaking up the waves
and drowning in the sand
that sounds nice
it is
β§ΜΜΛΒ· π.Β° ｑΛπΛｑ Β°.π Β·Λβ§ΜΜ
[other audio]
in the hall,
in the hall,
in the hall of the lost
in the hall,
in the hall,
in the hall of the lost
the line from faded to forgot is crossed
in the hall,
in the hall,
in the hall,
in the hall,
in the hall,
in the hall of the lost
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[morse code]
why do you think were here
i love her because she asks the big questions even though she knows i can never answer them
β§ΜΜΛΒ· π.Β° ｑΛπΛｑ Β°.π Β·Λβ§ΜΜ
[other audio]
i know my insecurities, okay?
this recording's not very good
it doesn't get across what i want to say.
'cause i already said it already.
i didn't record it
you wanna, fuckin', get on me about that?
and if i did record all of it, you'd be like,
"wow, you went through that much effort?"
"that's kind of a lot..."
i couldn't ever fucking just have you accept me for what i was
always wanting me to be something else
and then
the moment you start to accept me for what i was
you
see me as something different
because i change, in that time
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5. |
transition
00:21
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[sidenote: there's two sets of words here, so here's both :]]
β§ΜΜΛΒ· π.Β° ｑΛπΛｑ Β°.π Β·Λβ§ΜΜ
okay, so, i recorded this part, i'd say, about, like, three, four months ago?
so my voice is kind of bad
so i'd like to apologize for that.
but, i don't know, the words still make sense,
which is nice
β§ΜΜΛΒ· π.Β° ｑΛπΛｑ Β°.π Β·Λβ§ΜΜ
"woah, that's very Ives-ian of you"
that's something my high school band director always used to say to me
i never had any idea what it meant
which is, you know,
probably why i ended up quitting,
but whatever
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[morse code]
you see that building over there
i love the way those curtains whip around in the wind
it really makes me feel like i belong here
sometimes i think the wind was invented just so it could annoy us
i guess so
its still really pretty sometimes
β§ΜΜΛΒ· π.Β° ｑΛπΛｑ Β°.π Β·Λβ§ΜΜ
[other audio]
hopefully my voice in this next part's better <3
in the hall x3
i'm there
floating on a raft
with the moon at our backs
blank darkness ahead
"what a photograph" the lords said
watching us,
shock & awe at our love
check the auroras above, colored
pink white blue, with doves
scattered, cluttered even
like the things in my room that make me feel im not alone
pinned to the wall:
song lyrics
drawings
photographs
airplanes flying, getting away
a custom frame for an award winning goat
like in our minds
better times, the horizon we see up ahead
it's gonna be alright
it's gonna be okay
come unto me
and follow me home
the world's not long for us now
so say what you'll say
and love who you will
the time we thought we had had already passed us by
it's far too late
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[morse code]
why am i so afraid of being forgotten
like dying
i guess so
how can something that inevitable be that scary
i dont know
β§ΜΜΛΒ· π.Β° ｑΛπΛｑ Β°.π Β·Λβ§ΜΜ
[other audio]
put away your toys
open your eyes
and see the colors of your life
i see red (red)
i see orange (orange)
i see yellow (yellow)
i see green (green)
i see blue (blue)
i see purple (purple)
i see black darkness ahead of me
(black darkness, up ahead. watch out.)
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[morse code]
its so hot out today
i know
the sun just saps all your will to go anywhere
i know
i just wanna find a place to lay down
me too
i love her because through no fault of her own she says things that make me think shes some kind of earth godess
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βοΈπΈβοΈπ naomi ull Albuquerque, New Mexico
naomiull.com
β§ΜΜΛΒ· π.Β° ｑΛπΛｑ Β°.π Β·Λβ§ΜΜ
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