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Did you go to montreal
Or hide behind the package store
You're hanging out with your old friends
With them they knew you'd see the end
You're in so much trouble
Can't hide in your covers
It's forgetting that would beat it all
Easier when they don't ever call
I don't think I want to think about it
How the fall is coming down
The light is leaving and it's hard to breathe
Buried in a pile of leaves
We don't want to make mistakes
We don't want to be the same
I hand the finger to my fate

He doesn't know and he cannot see that far
I don't think I want to think about it
How the fall is coming down
The light is leaving and it's hard to breathe
Buried in a pile of leaves
We don't want to ever change
We don't want to make mistakes
I hand the finger to my fate
He doesn't know me and he cannot see that far
Nights get so long and cold
Fewer places we can go
You're in so much trouble
Can't hide in your covers
I don't think I want to think about it
you're in so much trouble
Can't hide in your covers
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written by MATTHEW MORRIS POND
Lyrics © CHRYSALIS MUSIC GROUP

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Matt Pond PA (usually written with lowercase letters: matt pond PA) is an indie band formed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1998 by singer/songwriter Matt Pond, along with guitarist/bassist Josh Kramer, violinist Rosie McNamara-Jones, cellist Jim Hostetter, and drummer Sean Byrne (previously of Lenola and The Twin Atlas). Matt Pond is the only remaining original member because the band had to reform when Pond moved to New York City. Their debut Deer Apartments gained them recognition in CDNow's Unheard? competition for unsigned artists that same year.

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