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Beach Leech Pt. 1
01:38
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2. |
Beach Leech Pt. 2
02:16
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3. |
Folgers
03:27
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The best part about being young is you've got nowhere to be
Sleeping in my best friend's house, I'm living like I can't see
Taking drugs that made you love everything you couldn't be
Drove with your mind melted down the wrong line to be free
Don't go ew oh ew oh oh oh
Don't go ew oh ew oh oh oh
Don't go ew oh ew oh oh oh
Don't go ew oh ew oh oh oh
How would you feel about starting over back where we began?
I know stomping out your love wasn't in my plan
But I just got the best of me, am I talking through a can?
Now I'll walk without any, I'm alone in your land
Don't go ew oh ew oh oh oh
Don't go ew oh ew oh oh oh
Don't go ew oh ew oh oh oh
Don't go ew oh ew oh oh oh
I woke up in time to ask, "How was your night?"
And caught the side of your face in the blank morning light
You turned and said, "I love you but everything is not alright."
Because you're just a loser and you've got everyone to fight
Don't go ew oh ew oh oh oh
Don't go ew oh ew oh oh oh
Don't go ew oh ew oh oh oh
Don't go ew oh ew oh oh oh
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4. |
Fight the Good Fight
02:20
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5. |
Always Never Again
04:07
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I remember the last time we
Sat together and read
I remember the last time we
Got into each other's heads
I remember when you told me
Always never again
Always never again
Always never again
Seven years of Mondays that I talked to your ear
Then you got on your plane and I'm still right here
I think I liked what we had and I thought that I was good
Turns out I'm another boy in your neighborhood
Hey, lately
It's okay I'm done with you, too
Can't wait for
Long distance calls before noon
Sick? I'll sleep through
Unbuttoned clothes and untied shoes
Tomorrow
We're waking up feeling blue
Time moved so slow and we were moving way too fast
No our bridge burns, I guess nothing's built to last
Talk to me softly through your small cell phone screen
Write me a letter or tell me something mean
Hey, lately
It's okay I'm done with you, too
Can't wait for
Long distance calls before noon
Sick? I'll sleep through
Unbuttoned clothes and untied shoes
Tomorrow
We're waking up feeling new
Hey, lately
It's okay I'm done with you, too
Can't wait for
Long distance calls before noon
Sick? I'll sleep through
Unbuttoned clothes and untied shoes
Tomorrow
We're waking up feeling blue
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6. |
The Man
03:59
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Typical night out
It's Saturday again
This house smells like Newports
Making a mess
Who's that over there?
I thought you were just friends
Here we go
I love the weekend
I'll bet you wish you could start over again
And then you could forget this all
Hate me now? You're going to hate me then
You make me want to start all over again
Now you're alone and
Want to talk with me
About your visions
All that you can't see
After awhile
You kept moving along
Imaginary dance alone
To your favorite song
I'll bet you wish you could start over again
And then you could forget this all
Hate me now? You're going to hate me then
You make me want to start all over again
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8. |
Monkey Business
02:24
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9. |
Home
03:38
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I need distractions more than I did before
The smell of fire, some things you can't ignore
A single moment forever left in time
Sometimes you don't choose the things you leave behind
Do you miss your bed?
Or your best friend?
I still don't know what this home means to you
But to me its a place I leave in the rearview
Despite my intentions, I spent ample time
Behind the wheel of my 2009
Mile markers role by, the road fades into view
I know I've left New Orleans the question is where I'm off to
Do you miss your bed?
Or your best friend?
I still don't know what this home means to you
But to me its a place I leave in the rearview
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Orca Welles Omaha, Nebraska
Orca Welles is a surfy garage-rock band with roots in Omaha, NE and Fort Collins, CO. Orca Welles’ sound can be best described as a complicated relationship between 60s surf/acid rock and 90s grunge-garage music.
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