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1.	Tranquilize (Jingletown Sessions) 04:09	lyrics	buy track
I don’t want to know, I’ll just let it play out. See how this goes with time. We’d see who we become, we may not like it, but that’s just all we’d know. You say your time here’s short, and I can understand your hurry. You know I try hard, I really try hard, but still you’re letting go. So, I guess that’s all we know. Tranquilize my tiger eyes Tranquilize until the day we die. The words fell slowly from their lips, but quickly melted me. Reluctance in my chest, my eyes refuse to rest. Through the door you fade from view. Bleak in the bone, grim at the gut. Still my blood flows. But your voice it follows me, a friendly haunt, you see. Show me all you know. Through the door I let you go. Tranquilize my tiger eyes Tranquilize until the day we die. There’s something in the air, it’s undefined. A common killer’s stare we fall in line. Never thought you were the type, you let me down Tranquilize my tiger eyes Tranquilize until the day we die.
2.	Bring the Rain (Jingletown Sessions) 06:01	lyrics	buy track
The days may change With the length of your hair And the clothes that you wear But you’re still some kid And you're farther from home than ever before You grow tired In your search for salvation A hunt for your place in this world you know It birthed you, it molds you It tears you apart It’s out, out, out with the old And it’s in with the new We want back, back, back to the old Just a lonely few singing “Bring the rain to my front door Bring a thundering sky Tame the fires that burn the walls Of a life that waves goodbye” The hours defy me The weeks are drawn on As they fit to a song Oh and the frustration, The cause within sight, My teeth chip as I bite. It’s out, out, out with the old And it’s in with the new We want back, back, back to the old Just a lonely few singing “Bring the rain to my front door Bring a thundering sky Tame the fires that burn the walls Of a life that waves goodbye” What have I become? Just another one away from home Something takes my hand But my feet won’t walk along New hopes tower us And our eyes were doors But they walked right through Now it’s haunting us In the only home we’ve known Bring the rain to my front door Bring a thundering sky Tame the fires that burn the walls Of a life that waves goodbye

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Recorded in November 2013 at Jingletown Studios in Oakland, CA.

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released June 25, 2020

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