1. |
Calm
01:45
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Slow down
Let everything around
Softly fade into sound
Until I calm down
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2. |
Act Cool
04:16
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Does it show that i'm trying to act cool
Around you
Do you even care
I hope you do
I don't know what I expect to happen
Between me and you
I find myself hanging out
Passing time cause you're still around
Let's get out of here and
Wake our minds
I thank you for letting me believe in this fantasy
Now I can finally escape from reality
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3. |
Can't Pretend
03:10
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I might have lost out in this game
Before I even learned to play
But now I think that I’ll find out
How to live all the same
I wish that I could skip ahead
So I could know how this will end
Although I’m scared of what I’d see
So I’ll just close my eyes and pretend
I’ll just pretend I’m ok with this
I’m not ok with this..
I can’t pretend I’m ok with this
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4. |
Come Back
03:40
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I want to thank you for coming here
Hold me through the night just hold me tight
I'm so scared to be alone
My heart tends to calm down when you're around
So come back with
Come back with me
Come back with me
Now that I got a taste for your company
How can I relax on my own
I imagine a life where i'm waking up to you
Creating decisions for a situation that doesn't exist
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5. |
Softness
04:22
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Waking up to a beam of light
Tracing across my shoulder
Muted tones begin to fade in
So lay back down
Find a way to fall back in
Eventually the world will come into focus
With all of its harshness but for now
I’ll wrap myself in this softness.
Hands to my chest
While my senses adjust
Reflecting on myself
Surrounded by thoughts
I’m pretty sure the day will wait
So lay back down and sink right in
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Tropic Harbour Vancouver, British Columbia
You’re invited to Tropic Harbour, a utopian space constructed by Mark Berg for peace of mind. These bedroom pops are unabashedly dreamy. Mashed earworms and mint infused hooks blend with swooning guitar knits. The result: a levitating tincture!, a distillation of a pop pantheon that runs the course from Youth Lagoon and Wild Nothing all the way to Cocteau Twins and The Smiths. ... more
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