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ultramarine embers

from platinum summer EP by Frank Grimes Jr

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lyrics

Loading up the car
to head up through the east coast
Back to my cold apartment
Where i feel afraid the most

I’m driving here alone
With a ghost in the passenger seat
Wishing you were there
And thinking of all the things we wanted to be

Can you pinpoint the second
to when my heart rips in two
Cause I am feeling like i am
an ocean away from you

Im lying here awake
At three am again

can you remember
ultramarine embers?


Driving up to Tallahassee
Is never as quick as I want it to be
Getting on without you
Was never as fast as I thought it could be

Shades of blue
Tint my mind as im driving through
Fade into you
Is just three words that never felt more hollow

C:


I wish you could love me
The way you love to talk about yourself a lot
Im so sorry (i aint sorry)
I hope he keeps you warm where I could not

So I’ll leave here
Staring blankly at the rearview mirror
You’re still in florida
And im driving back to queens
And i will be happy there
Or at least i wanna be

like everything bad,
you too will pass

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from platinum summer EP, released July 15, 2016

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Frank Grimes Jr Queens, New York

a post punk band from queens, ny consisting of jon daniel (vox, guitar, whatever)

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