Debate Exposes Doubt

Album: The Photo Album (2001)
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  • The workdays were propping the bar quietly erasing the week and I was in a
    Corner-booth thinking (pretending to read) about the impossibility of one to love
    Unconditionally and the words that we drive into the ground, their repetition
    Starts to thin their meaning.

    Then everything got frighteningly still as they entered and intersected the
    Floor and I tried to choke my stare at the perfection that others would kill for.
    But all of the parts are the same on every face (few variables change).
    The differences pale when compared to the similarity they share

    Finally there is clarity and there is purpose after all, but every night ends
    The same as I'm collapsing once more by your side.
    Finally there is clarity, this tiny life is making sense.
    And every drop numbs the both of us, but I alone am staggering. Writer/s: BENJAMIN GIBBARD, CHRISTOPHER WALLA
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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