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Coal Harbour Dreams
02:42
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Oh write this down on your arm
so you will always remember
the time we had
in the rain
always the rain
Oh live it up
in your condominium
in Coal Harbour
I know you will
Your parents paid for that
and your car
those foreign impulses
Walk along the bay
walk downtown to the lights
take in that cold autumn air
You said things are at your fingertips now
and I believe you
oh I believe you
I believe you
You are always taking pictures now
on your phone
what do you see?
The city is moving on without me
it's moving on without you too
You tell me you don't understand
why everything is changing
and you can't see the bay
from your window any longer
and neither can I
Things are changing
You told me you don't understand
and I believe you
I believe you
I believe you
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She Felt Her Way
05:13
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After Images #2
03:02
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Lewis the Light San Francisco, California
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