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Blend into the shadows, fire smoking from my tongue I make flames that burn it down til it's all said and done Walkin' slow, my devil mind will block the morning sun Rip the sky, explode the stars and black out every one I'm a force to be reckoned with, I am the natural Law When the wind blows down the street then you will know my name I help the desert bleach bones white and keep the holy flame I make the ocean swallow ships and rivers flood their banks I'm the one that's stealing every teardrop from your face Maybe I will spare you baby but that just ain't my style Maybe I will love you baby but that just ain't worthwhile Maybe I'm born a killer, and maybe I'm born a saint. You might try to stop me but the ground won't let you fight  My footsteps move in closer, make your stomach feelin' tight Lock your dorrs cause you'll be hidin' everything in sight  I take it all and fade away, into the darkened night 

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I think I love you like the chairs in your lobby Starts to snow at the Halloween party Hear her dog in the driveway barking Won’t go inside, she don’t care what thermometers say Although my words don’t make much sense in the context No one’s happy like it’s some kind of contest I think about you sitting there on the armrest I think about you a lot Do you remember Do you recall? Do you remember The leaves of the fall? Do you remember at all? Left Virginia feeling tired of motels And a mind full of disaster and bombshells You went from everything to a song in the stairwell She can make me float but I want my boat sail full Parked my car about a mile from the state line I heard St. Joseph’s make its way through the wind chimes The only thing that scares me now is the goodbyes And I think about yours a lot Do you remember Do you recall? Do you remember The weight of it all Do you remember Do you recall? Do you remember The leaves of the fall? Do you remember at all?

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I was your rock in your wildest transition Doctored you up in the worst of your days So you preached me your gospel when no one else listened Yes I sat in your pew just to hear what you’d say Eastern time’s just like a car where the brake lights Are burned out from stoppin’ one too many times So you look out your rearview, catch the last of the sunlight Hope whatever’s down the road is worth what’s left behind Always turn to sometimes Sometimes turn to nevers Temporary goodbyes Turn into forever You go sing your Rocky Top And buy a tighter skirt And I’ll leave my Great Smoky Love with you babe And you can decide what it’s worth I thought of you while all the white constellations Burned through the black veil hung up in the sky If those stars persist to be seen through the darkness Then I sure as Hell can remain in your life You like to be kissed when we passed by the drug store Our town’s only traffic light lit up in red When the yellow bulbs burned you would lean in for one more But these days I hope for the green lights instead Eastern time’s just like a car where the brake lights Are burned out from stoppin’ one too many times So you look out your rearview, catch the last of the sunlight Hope whatever’s down the road is worth what’s left behind

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It started with the rain We thought nothing of it Oh, it started with the rain We didn’t even question Then a couple months went by People started wondering why The sun refused to rise and all the seas were overflowing (chorus) it’s nothing that you did it’s nothing that you said no, it’s not something you can fix it’s not even broken it’s just a natural progression of this dying place we live they say it happens all the time in other solar systems It was all over the news They said, “You’ve got nowhere to run” Then something really strange happened We learned to breathe without our lungs We built new highways and communities And everything was cool And our economy was flourishing Kids were going to good schools (chorus) aw yeah, aw yeah Just gotta tweak the lips and fix the lungs the transformation’s almost done It started with the rain We thought nothing of it Oh, it started with the rains they were everything we needed now we wait to pass the time hoping we’ll survive it when the sun comes back and brings to life all the things we left behind