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They said he was a desperate man
They said he would take anything he can

They wondered why and wrung their hands
Furrowed their poor eyebrows on command

The said he had few avenues
Cause he could not win, but he could not stand to lose

They felt that she had little choice
She drank too much, she read too much James Joyce

He said he’d sail the seven seas
And that seven nights a week, he would sleep and sleep and sleep

She wanted to be entertained
To climb out from the dead weight of her brain

But they could not carry it all
They tipped left and then right, before they began to fall

The sky started to look unreal
So they lay down on the floor, and there you will find them still

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from The Drowning Dreamers Band, released January 26, 2015

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The Drowning Dreamers Band Honolulu, Hawaii

The Drowning Dreamers Band is an indie shoegaze folk collective, from Honolulu, HI.

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