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Joy In Headaches

from Golden [EP] by Sonoak & rob

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Rob: I know
I walked away so slowly
Now I'm going
Now I'm gone

I remember when I moved to Denver
I confirmed what I had already learned
That is you can be with your friends
I can be with my friends
I can be with our friends

This song is not about you
And when I see you party I go back to throwing snowballs at Martin Luther King
Where I'm not worried about a thing
I'm not worried about anything at all

Greg: Oh man I'm always planning
Oh but I can't escape that sound
The one in the back of my head it's...
I think it's the one that keeps me around
Oh, but I won't forget it
No, when I come, I come back down
To face it, the joy in my headaches

Sometimes I know too soon and
Someone will have to feel left out
A phone call, a text, it's all stupid
You can't see the love 'cause I look at your mouth
Oh but you can't see through it
No when you look, you look back down
But I've nothing to say, I'll just sing it
So fuck what you say, I'll just sing it

Sometimes I never knew it
Sometimes I never did find out
So many I've passed without thinking
So many have passed me...
Through my peripheral vision
My heart aims straight as a beam from a cloud
My head always says what it's thinking
My head makes it cloudy

Oh man it's always planning
Oh but I can't escape that sound
I'll dive into the arm of the ocean
I think it's the sun that keeps me around
Whatever David Weld did
Whatever got us here, be around
And face us, the joy in your headaches

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from Golden [EP], released June 6, 2014

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