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Sorry That You Fell
03:27
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Sorry That You Fell
When you're free mystery can compete with what's the truth of us
When you're up and your winning, you're never coming down
Or so you think 'til a drink spills and now you've got to clean it up
What was there in the air is crashing to the ground
Don't remind me
Stay behind me
Don't come after me
'Cause I'm sorry that you fell
Sorry that it's hell
Sorry That You Fell For Me
Catacombs in your home and tomorrow you'll be on your own
What you thought was perfection wasn't really meant to be
I saw the stars in your eyes they aligned and you and I were one
Now you're out there's no doubt that it wasn't up to me
Change your number
Hit the road
Hide yourself away
And I'm sorry that you fell
Sorry that it's hell
Sorry That You Fell For Me
Someone's yelling out a warning sign
I learn to leave behind what isn't mine
Don't remind me
Stay behind me
Don't come after me
'Cause I'm sorry that you fell
Sorry that it's hell
Sorry That You Fell For Me
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Magpie
03:39
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From a factory under cloudy skies
To a seven bedroom penthouse at the top of a highrise
A sermon on the floor of a disco everyone will know
When you're seventeen you can see the stars
There's a dream you want to dream on the screen with a man from mars
Hammered to the mic you're the new queen everyone will know
Oh, Magpie
In the back you wait with a cigarette and an unlucky date
Oh, Magpie
It's the cross you bear, now you've changed the world 'cause of what you wear
Oh, Magpie
Now you disappear, heal, and maybe mend
There's a chair to make you fair, someone there to make you feel again
Walking on the hands of the faithful everyone will know
In the frigid air you escape the scene
There's a photo of a doppelganger girl inside a magazine
The masses rise again when you beckon everyone will know
Oh, Magpie
It's a confidence game they've got you in just to see you dance
Oh, Magpie
In a stolen car, with your golden hair in between the bars
Oh Magpie
Just a casualty an experiment
Children crowd around to ask you how can they fight the establishment
Or start another war with their family so everyone will know
Oh, Magpie
In a shotgun shack with your TV shows and a broken back
Oh, Magpie
Tell me how you feel, say it one more time, tell me love is real
Oh, Magpie
Start your sharp descent, I can see you now this is permanent
Oh, Magpie
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You Bring the Sun
03:03
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Accident
03:34
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The End of the World
03:23
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Part of Your Collection
04:02
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7. |
Right Outside the Door
04:04
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Coney Island
03:43
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9. |
Vanity Fair
02:26
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10. |
Lorraine
02:59
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Zak Schaffer Los Angeles, California
UPDATE:
Zak has moved to Austin!
Zak Schaffer
has been a fixture on the Austin music scene for six months. He's been a side guy (Pete Yorn) and Engineer/Producer a singer songwriter. If it has something to do with music, he's probably done it. Zak's currently working on a new release that should drop in the spring.
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