| Yawn awake in familiar surroundings
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| All hotel rooms are pretty much the same
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| Though the room number might change
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| Catch a glimpse of everything within the lighter’s flame
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| There’s always a window but so changes the view
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| Affording a clue to the answer that’s owing
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| Where we might be and where we might be going
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| There’s no fixed address but the van
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| White as a suburb as you catch its reflection in store windows
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| As we’re headed in any direction
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| So press your head against the window
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| Look outside at emptiness
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| Tell a joke, take a piss, take a picture at every mile
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| Lock the door and start the engine, 'cause it’s gonna be awhile
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| Tell a joke, take a piss, take a picture at every mile
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| Start the van, close the door, «quince, it’s gonna be awhile»
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| The climates flay themselves, undress themselves at the side of the road
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| Commune at the union between failure and hope
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| Weave a highway line to stitch a skirt out on the land
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| Twist and turn to tell a story like the palm of your hand
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| Ponder, awe, and wonder, keep watching the skies
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| Wonder, awe, and ponder, in the blink of an eye
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| The climates flay themselves, undress themselves at the side of the road
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| Commune at the union between failure and hope
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| Turn our weakness into
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| Turn our blindness into
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| Turn our questions into answers as obvious
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| Turn our weakness into might (keep watching the skies)
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| Turn our blindness into the sight (in the blink of an eye)
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| Turn our questions into answers just as obvious as moonlight in the darkest,
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| darkest night |