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Joe Traxler - Submarine Headlights Lyrics



Joe Traxler - Submarine Headlights Lyrics
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[ Featuring In Delirium, Harry Dean Lewis ]

Snooze gone fail me I got nails in my head
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I got carried away by the snails in my bed
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JPS and a twenty something acting hard
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Taste finesse I'm the sleeping giant standing guard
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Short breath when the pigeon alarms
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Trying creep on the yard
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Spreading rumours at large
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Arms length but it's rabid and charged
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Bench press weights dead see the midnight mirage
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What's left gets carried around
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Burdens become mounds
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Lay the rug face down
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Yes
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It's on a wavelength shimmering
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Out in the water swimming in
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Dark corners sirens sing
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The boat gets caught the lifeguard reels 'em in
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Is this a viable rhythm here
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Love the feeling of dissonance
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And as the sea sprays glistening
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Another week goes quicker than
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Dope lemon in my hair like lightning and cinnamon
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Call me courageous
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Fighting the waves in the cracks as the weatherman
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Drifting like submarine headlights
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Pulled to the bedrock she's dragging me up again
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Sonar beep so near so loud so clear
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Like the bite size bait upon the fisherman's spear
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Sounds like insomnia as I peer from the bay
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Another shipwreck calling missed the beacons that play
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Caught in a matrix
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Dodge bullets and waves trying to connect the dots
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But still the best I've seen is not the best I've caught
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Still serene lying face down try to keep up
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Laying with one eye open and one shut
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Snooze gone fail me I got nails in my head
+
I got carried away by the snails in my bed
+
Call me courageous
+
Fighting the waves in the cracks as the weatherman
+
Drifting like submarine headlights
+
Pulled to the bedrock she's dragging me up again
+
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English

Snooze gone fail me I got nails in my head
+
I got carried away by the snails in my bed
+
JPS and a twenty something acting hard
+
Taste finesse I'm the sleeping giant standing guard
+
Short breath when the pigeon alarms
+
Trying creep on the yard
+
Spreading rumours at large
+
Arms length but it's rabid and charged
+
Bench press weights dead see the midnight mirage
+
What's left gets carried around
+
Burdens become mounds
+
Lay the rug face down
+
Yes
+
It's on a wavelength shimmering
+
Out in the water swimming in
+
Dark corners sirens sing
+
The boat gets caught the lifeguard reels 'em in
+
Is this a viable rhythm here
+
Love the feeling of dissonance
+
And as the sea sprays glistening
+
Another week goes quicker than
+
Dope lemon in my hair like lightning and cinnamon
+
Call me courageous
+
Fighting the waves in the cracks as the weatherman
+
Drifting like submarine headlights
+
Pulled to the bedrock she's dragging me up again
+
Sonar beep so near so loud so clear
+
Like the bite size bait upon the fisherman's spear
+
Sounds like insomnia as I peer from the bay
+
Another shipwreck calling missed the beacons that play
+
Caught in a matrix
+
Dodge bullets and waves trying to connect the dots
+
But still the best I've seen is not the best I've caught
+
Still serene lying face down try to keep up
+
Laying with one eye open and one shut
+
Snooze gone fail me I got nails in my head
+
I got carried away by the snails in my bed
+
Call me courageous
+
Fighting the waves in the cracks as the weatherman
+
Drifting like submarine headlights
+
Pulled to the bedrock she's dragging me up again
+
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Writer: Harry Lewis, Joe Traxler
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Performed by: Joe Traxler
Featuring: In Delirium, Harry Dean Lewis
Language: English
Length: 3:38
Written by: Harry Lewis, Joe Traxler
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