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I raced along an empty highway
I chased the dawn and cursed the new day
Out of town
Till nobody was aroundLove came along, my favorite enemy
We hit head on why you befriended me?
I don't know, there's no need for letting go
When you've already lost controlMy life is open wide
The more you live, the less you will die
Outside, floating free
I'm finally open to seeCould you be any more comfort to me?
Could you be?You've figured out the warnings
And the reasons why you smoothed me out
I hope you know there's nothing I could give
For showing me how to liveI don't know how but you know just how I feel
Sticking out like a dark horse in a snow white field
Stirred up by the breeze, strong but not at peace
Free but unreleasedMy life is open wide
The more you live, the less you will die

Outside, floating free
I'm finally open to seeCould you be any more comfort to me?
Could you be any more comfort to me?Caught up inside
All I wanna be
Try to survive, all alone
Outside your companyCould you be any more comfort to me?
Could you be any more comfort to me?Could you be any more comfort to me?
Could you be any more comfort to me?
Could you be any more comfort to me?
Could you be any more comfort to me?

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Labradford is a post-rock musical group from Richmond, Virginia, United States, founded in 1992. They have released six full-length albums from 1993 to 2001. Though not officially disbanded, its members have since been active with separate projects. Labradford consists of bassist Robert Donne, guitarist/vocalist Mark Nelson, and Carter Brown on keyboards. Their music style is ambient post-rock, although their earlier releases such as "Prazision" and "A Stable Reference" were much more related to drone rock.

Read more about Labradford on Last.fm.


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