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Meow Meow
05:19
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Hour of Need
03:38
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take me home, make me silent, be the deadbolt on the door.
nothing gets in or out of here.
wrap my wounds, kiss my eyelids, say you will never be too far.
nothing ever was that clear.
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Big Eyes
02:30
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Chewelah
04:09
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guilt carves with idle hands
we watched the sky expand
i stole once
don't think i can't do it again
it's not an easy thing to do
all our potential that i've managed to subdue
now we can starve for sleep
your version of events was always cheap
we're a dissatisfied breed
always gnashing our teeth
still believe what's good will bring gold hope
sever dormant dreams
that thought is gone and it makes me feel complete
i'm still on lock from these falling dreams
make my headache worse
pissing grenadine
prolong my switch to callousness and breathe
within a monumental makeshift weight
still burning guts and a solemn grace
in my modesty i can't explain
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6. |
(All Fucked Up) Together
03:19
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7. |
Blurry
05:14
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8. |
Stephanie Cornwitch
05:35
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