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Faces

From Myra Lee1996

Written by Cat Power

Produced by Ed Douglas

Lyrics

Faces

Looking out across the next few days I can see nothing Looking out across the next few years I can see they're gonna go by fast

Looking out across the next few days Smoke's gonna clear slowly Looking out across the next few days I can see they're gonna go by fast

They're gonna go by Lying for me So I won't hear a thing To bat me back

So I'll notice some grave thing I'm not made of successful things I'm not made of successful things I'm not made of success I've got what it takes I've got what it takes To rest To rest To rest But I'm still around

Looking across the faces I've known I can see nothing Looking out across my family members I know they miss me I know they must miss me Never had a lot of fun

Better things to do around the house Never had a lot of fun Better things to do without Lying for me So I won't hear a thing To bat me back

So I'll notice some grave thing I'm not made of successful things

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"Faces" is a song by Cat Power from the album Myra Lee, released in 1996. The song was written by Cat Power. It was produced by Ed Douglas.

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