1. |
Basti's Song
01:46
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Leavin’ the city
To be amongst the trees
Where I’m truly free
My outdoor sanctuary
Don’t take me back
Please don’t take me back
These days I’ve been confused
I’m usually waiting on you
We’ll go for a lap or two
But that’s all we do
Running around aimlessly
Rollin’ in shit and pee
Running around aimlessly
Sniffin’ everything I see
I don’t know what’s got you stressed
But I’m reaping all the benefits
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2. |
Max's Song
02:22
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If lose my way
Call out to me
Let me hear your voice
Loud and clearly
I try to stay
Where I feel safe
Where I’m familiar
With my surroundings
The light has left me
I’m left with smells and sounds
And this motley crew
Leadin’ me around
And this dog’s dream
Is nowhere to be seen
But lucky for me
I’m in good company
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3. |
Oh, the Irony
03:03
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It’s lonely here these days
No life to this city
We’re losing our sanity
How quickly things can change
There’s no room to breathe
Everyone’s on top of me
These days aren’t quality
I’ve gotta retreat
It’s quiet here these days
It begs for me to stay
Oh, the irony
How quickly things can change
There’s so much room to breathe
It’s not like it used to be
These days are quality
This piece of mind is key
How quickly thinks can change
It’s funny how things change
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4. |
Party's Over
03:07
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These things aren’t sustainable for me
I won’t live long like this
I’m artificially happy
It’s no way to live
So what do you do
When your “go-tos”
No longer serve you
It’s easier to just ignore the truth
Living for what’s temporary
I won’t last long like this
I should be fighting for longevity
For a greater sense of purpose
So what do you do
When your “go-tos”
No longer serve you
I can’t continue to ignore the truth
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Rails to Trails Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Grampian Champion.
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