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Vanity
06:01
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your hands smell like oranges
and your hair is tinted tangerine
and your mouth is shaped by gravity
but your feet are covered in magazines
i tried to reach you by telephone
but you were outselling bracelets and noone was home
i tried to reach you through vanity
but there was ice on all of the roads
and the malls were probably all closed
so i got drunk and drove
and i yelled out the window
you're mine, you're mine, you're mine
i made this song on a holiday
drinking that whiskey and feeling ok
but after the words had been written down
i took a flame to the curtains in your living room
and covered the rest in your orange perfume
while you lay tied down in the bedroom
you're mine, you're mine, you're mine
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Blood
03:30
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Brother in the Kitchen
03:41
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Thinking of You
02:12
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Lifted Me
04:45
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Second Chance
03:03
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Love Yr Neighbor
04:07
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Floated Across the Lake
05:00
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River of Sin
06:36
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Caleb McCoach Indianapolis, Indiana
What separates a songwriter from the incoherent, corner store madman or a purveyor of cheap parlor tricks? The crux of this answer lies in an ability to reveal universal, essential truths to the listener in a way that feels simultaneously effortless and impossible. The best songwriters achieve this end regardless of genre or format. Caleb McCoach is one of those ... more
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