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The Pace Yrself

from Loon by Plastic Inevitables

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lyrics

Looking out my window, searching
When I fell into a dream
Pulled me through the glass and confessed all of the deceit

While under a spell, I happened to expel
Thing I'd rather never been
With a new ear began to reappear
Simple phrases uttered under sleep

Stuck inside, half alive
Break these ties
I will try, I will try
I will gather up my mind

Oh, heaven's no, I'm waiting for a signal home
Oh, the heaven's know I'm waiting for a signal home

Underneath the open fireside
Linking hands with the farmer and his wife
Here I surrender just like a tree bows
And I've been treading on lilypads to get here
I've been taking the lead and picking up the rear
Making up for the years inside my burrow

I'm not going back now
For a little innocence
I've been living in the background

Pace yourself, pick up the pace yourself

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from Loon, released December 1, 2012

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A trio of best friends from Cincinnati, playing primary-colored Garage Pop since 2006.

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