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When Colors Run
03:33
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perfect wound deep in perfect eyes
perfect walls with holes of perfect light
self-destruction
a chisel and a bit
out of luck when nothin' really fit
after all we've done for you
when colors run
we never thought it would happen
you leave us
canvas color fading blue from within
we paint you adolescent strokes of hair and skin
details on the surface
the hurt was in your eyes
never looked that close to realize
after all we've done for you
when colors run
we never thought it would happen
after all we've done for you
when colors run
we never thought it would happen
you leave us
slice of life inverted
final fall from grad
with tender love we supplicate
after all we've done for you
when colors run
we never thought it would happen
after all we've done for you
when colors run
we never thought it would happen
we
leave
you
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Reading D.C.
03:22
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Mary and Riley
03:28
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White Lie
00:21
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Quiet Conversations
03:56
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Johnny and I
04:04
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Hearts in Clubs
03:53
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Single Earring
04:23
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Trouble in the Yard
03:21
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Kathleen
04:43
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12. |
Slum Goddess
02:47
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Blue Movie San Francisco, California
Blue Movie was a melodic, post-punk rock trio that formed in San Francisco in early 1985. They didn’t sound like anybody else, they didn’t look like anybody else, and they rocked many happy, amazed crowds across the continent in their too-brief run.
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