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Bay​-​Area Dreamerz

from Take A Hike (2024 Remaster) by Thin Swimmer

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This is different air, I spot a drifter pair and their dog
Just sitting there with a simple stare in the fog
The afternoon brings warmth to the mission at dusk
The morning gray calms the sleepers who lurk in the dark

Hey man, yeah this town, it feels like home again
Where the clouds sift out sunbeams
and all these people just dream
With bare feet buried in leaves
Their souls in beautiful trees
Their sockets lose in the breeze

Hey man, yeah your sound, it hums like a mannequin
Don't you want to look just like one of them
Watch you reconstruct your surgical face
Move the eyes, shape your nose, change your pace

You were drawn to the west coast
Some are just happy where they stand

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from Take A Hike (2024 Remaster), released February 24, 2017

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Hello I am Jared Olson from Chicago bands such as Nite Smoke, Elephant Gun, and Post Child. I continue my lack of consideration with Thin Swimmer

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