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Heard It Before - Single
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you are bending me in shapes to take
away what’s keeping you awake
what makes you think that you’re unique?
you’re not the only one whose sleep
is getting frightfully severe
i guess it’s never been so clear
what makes you think that i can’t see
the parts of you that you left in me?
so where are you now?
train’s leaving baby
i don’t know how
to feel about this
all in good time
you tell me
but it feels like a crime
when you hold me in the shade of the trees
it’s almost like the city’s asleep
like you were in the sheets and velour
you’re acting like you’ve heard it before
but we don’t do that anymore
and it was filled with images so sweet
the film did wondrous things to me
what made me think that it would last
slow down you’re taking this too fast
is what i fear you’ll say if i
write you what’s really on my mind
what made me think that i would be
everything that you were to me?
so where are you now?
train’s leaving baby
i don’t know how
to feel about this
all in good time
you tell me
but it feels like a crime
when you hold me in the shade of the trees
it’s almost like the city’s asleep
like you were in the sheets and velour
you’re acting like you’ve heard it before
but we don’t do that anymore
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Anchorage Orlando, Florida
Anchorage is Caitlin Pequignot. Armed with an iMac and a MIDI controller, I began Anchorage in 2007 as an experiment. When it began, I wanted to write songs that bridged the gap between the kids blasting Usher at school and the ones debating the intricacies of Mozart at youth orchestra rehearsal; with that thought in mind, the fledgling days of Anchorage were born. ... more
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