Whale Bones
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Whale Bones
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driving the whale bones home
driving the whale bones home
18 hours ago
lots of water in tow
driving the whale bones home
driving the whale bones home again
20 hours to go
they played their final show... of a lifetime
does it hurt you to feel this bad?
does it hurt me to feel this bad,man?
it takes a lifetime to grow
the silver lights the snow
driving the whale bones home again
driving the whale bones home
gina's heading home again
the silver lights are begining to end
does it hurt you to feel bad?well
I don't want you to feel bad
it takes a lifetime to grow
the silver lights are coming slow
the silver lights, good morning
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