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August (Single Version)
03:06
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When August arrived it came early in Auckland, so the start of my trip came early to Austin
Forever since I'd been, for 3 years I'd lost them
but I had hoped the next time maybe I'd have you
Tell Milo and Margot I've got to go.
Now I'm anxious to see you at my summer home
I still can't help but tell you, that you deserve better
That I make your sunny days turn blue, and your black nights darker
17 hours later I'm home and you're there
but on the 17th summers for all of us would come to an end
August 17, they all will end
No I can't let you melt oh why do I tear your skin and peel
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Pavement
03:35
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30 Minutes Or Less
The sleep you got last night
Guaranteed mess if I put up a fight
Cuz I can't help
Though you know how I feel
I can't let you melt all while i tear your skin and peel (If you knew it was me, would you have listened?)
Every word must be worth it, i know
To give in would be morbid
But the floor's already stained
The ideal course is plain
Cuz I can't help (though you know how I feel)
I can't let you melt (while I tear your skin and peel)
Throat burning
Could buy anything
Colored wall
Painting with pavement scraping
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3. |
August (chill mix)
02:46
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When August arrived it came early in Auckland, so the start of my trip came early to Austin
Forever since I'd been, for 3 years I'd lost them
but I had hoped the next time maybe I'd have you
Tell Milo and Margot I've got to go.
Now I'm anxious to see you at my summer home
I still can't help but tell you, that you deserve better
That I make your sunny days turn blue, and your black nights darker
17 hours later I'm home and you're there
but on the 17th summers for all of us would come to an end
17
they all will end
No I can't let you melt oh why do I tear your skin and peel
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Orca Dork Austin, Texas
hip-hop/indie-music-making duo of brothers.
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www.youtube.com/@OrcaDork
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