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Black Hole
03:10
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I’m gonna pull you in and leave you out
I’m gonna reappear and not explain
I’m gonna fall apart and settle down
I’m gonna be the same and fizzle out
I’m a black hole
I’m a black hole
I’m a black hole
I’m gonna write you songs I never sing
I’m gonna take your tears and give em back
I’m gonna kiss your cheeks and run away
I’m gonna start a fire I’ll say you made
I’m a black hole
I’m a black hole
I’m a black hole
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Summers close, don’t you see?
Why don’t we wait for the end of this madness to think?
I’ve been circling late
But I’ll come pick you up and you take you back
If you drive off the road
If you drive off the road
Someone would find you and notify me
But I wouldn’t know till you were fast asleep
If you drive off the road
If you drive off the road
There won’t be gardens and parks
There won’t be movies and talks
There won’t be coffee to drink
And loose opinions to hold
If you
If you
If you
If you
I don’t mind driving for miles and miles
And laughing to not go insane from the sadness
And letting the lumps in our throats get unraveled
And getting all choked up when nothing resolves
And I wish there were answers to why we’re alone
And I wish we had columns to hold up our chests
And I wish it we had answers
I’d like some myself but please don’t scream at me friend, at least till we’re parked
Please don’t drive off the road
Please don’t drive off the road
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Hudson Freeman Springfield, Missouri
Hudson Freeman is an indie-rock band from Springfield, Missouri. With many of his formative years spent in Swaziland, Africa - his time spent abroad has given him a unique perspective that's reflected upon often via his eclectic folk-rock project. As a dexterous lyricist, and sensitive, yet compelling performer, Hudson Freeman seeks to write catchy songs with meaning and emotion to follow suit. ... more
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