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She's On The Stairs
02:39
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The elephant is gone
But Allison's still in the room
You'd think she would've forgotten what's so fun
Her mother called
But Allison's not in the mood
You think she would have lost it long ago
She's a strange one
Lives too close to the sun
And she always takes the stairs
Giraffe is wrong and sticks it's head in everything
Puts it's (our) neck out
Crossing all the lines
But Allison is on
She's always up for anything
Leave a note
She'll get back to you sometime
She's a strange one
Lives too close to the sun
And she always takes the stairs
She's a live wire.
Burning hot for much too long
The elevator just isn't there
She's going up up up up up up
She's on the stairs
Pigs think they're pure
They squeak and gawk
Roll in manure
Only care about their next meal
Allison is sure
She jumps and howls and begs for more
Everyone is asking, "Is she for real?"
She's a strange one
Lives too close to the sun
And she always takes the stairs
She's a live wire
Burning hot for much too long
The elevator just isn't there
She's a strange one
Lives too close to the sun
And she always takes the stairs
She's a live wire. Burning hot for much too long
The elevator just isn't there
It's going up up up up up up up up up up up up up
She's on the stairs
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Serious
04:28
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The fan blades they spit dust on the floor.
The thin shades don't block the light anymore.
I don't know what I'm doing here.
I don't know where to begin.
There's a cool breeze running up from the lake.
There's a shadow creeping up on me.
I don't know what she thinks she hears.
Can she see from where she stands?
But it's time now to be serious. Don't you go running from my hand.
You know now that I'm serious. It can't be the same thing twice again.
Morning light must have hit me from the other side.
After last night there is no place to hide.
I don't know what I'm doing here.
I don't know where to begin.
I don't know what she thinks she hears.
Can she see from where she stands?
But it's time now to be serious. Don't you go running from my hand.
You know now that I'm serious. It can't be the same thing twice again.
So strange I'm trying. Another page cause the old me is gone.
So strange I'm trying. Would you like to come along?
But it's time now to be serious. Don't you go running from my hand.
You know now that I'm serious. It can't be the same thing twice again.
It's time now to be serious. Don't you go running from my hand.
You know now that I'm serious. It can't be the same thing twice again.
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Dan Haas Annapolis, Maryland
I have been writing songs since the 90's and have released some albums, EP's, and singles over the
years.
My primary instrument is guitar, so many songs have an acoustic quality. I'm a fan of lush harmonies, big strings, & dreamy synths. I hope you find something appealing. Thank you for visiting and listening.
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