1. |
Always
04:38
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and i'll settle
down when i become
the monsters in my head
and i said
all my life will be fine
if i wanted
never helped me anyways
always
always said
all my life will be fine
if i needed
and i said
that all my friends will be gone
if i leave you
never helped me anyways
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2. |
Blue
06:42
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could not
see it coming
when they said
cut your hair
could not
stand the sight
of yourself
the shape of your face
in my mind
it goes blurry
the shape of your face
in my mind
it goes away
could not stand yourself
stay home in your hell
could not think you wise enough
the shape of your face
in my mind
it goes blurry
the shape of your face
in my mind
it goes away
could not think you were wise enough
feels the same way too
everyone has left me
haunted by yourself
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3. |
Interzone
03:47
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4. |
Oregon
06:08
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tell me your brother's dead
was his favorite season
the colors got so dim
every night
for a while
every good thing has the worst times
get the fuck back cuz he's doin' fine
people think the way he deals with things
is the way that people tend to do
because i do too
say it all
epitaphs and pictures
memorializing
your color got so red
but you were fine
for a while
every good thing has the worst times
get the fuck back cuz he's doin' fine
people think the way he deals with things
is the way that we all intend to do
because i do too
a thousand miles away
steady forward
the questions that I can't answer
don't know what to say
a thousand miles away
steady forward
the questions that I can't answer
don't know what to say
don't know what he said
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Fir Ithaca, New York
“In the life of each of us there is a place remote and islanded, and given to endless regret or secret happiness.”
- Sarah Orne Jewett,
The Country of the Pointed Firs and Other Stories
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