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Artist: Pinegrove
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Alaska
Alaska lyrics by Pinegrove. One-two-three Last month in Alaska With the pattern of my life laid out And I asked what I'd been asking you Like trees repeat,...
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Alaska
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One-two-three
Last month in Alaska
With the pattern of my life laid out
And I asked what I'd been asking you
Like trees repeat, like numerals do
Like a ladder to the atmosphere
The rungs each come again and again
And I let it
Land me down and tether me till I get it
When we landed in Orlando
And the local time was 11:11
The pilot had his eyes closed
Through that opalescent open road
And then time spread and expanded
The lines fanned out across the land
And I let it
Land me down and tether me till I get it
Can I leave the canopy forever?
And land me down eternally
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