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written by Nat Lefkoff

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Smashing clocks just to kill time.
Count down seconds 'till the days and nights go by.
Give us comfort, give us compound eyes,
a vile of sunshine for when it's dark outside.

All my treasure's turned to trash.
Overnight, happens as fast as lightning flashes.
Remember skies and oaks and grasses?
Sneaking out and skipping classes?
Ain't it funny how time passes?
I've got this feeling.

How long could you wait?
You know it ain't too hard to throw something away.
How long, how long?
You know it ain't too hard, it ain't too hard babe.

Building clocks just to make time.
Migrating geese against the California sky.
I call to them as they pass me by,
"Take me with you, take me with you,
I've got this feeling."

How long could you wait?
You know it ain't too hard to throw something away.
How long, how long?
You know it ain't too hard, it ain't too hard babe.

Kill time

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from Strange Bird, released July 23, 2013

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