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breakfast bedhead
03:00
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nothing else
04:07
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underneath
03:48
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where the big trees are
i push my bike through the tombstones
the dog that tastes the blood
gets put down
waxen seraphim the sun the song
of birch and maple
canopies and leaves they cover me i'm underneath
check my pockets for my keys my phone my wallet and IDs
this next round is on me
this last year is on me
two name tombstone
twelve years apart
a corner house can take two names
but where's the mailbox?
i'll sleep in apartments forever
lead warnings, lease signings, i'm underneath
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you said yr sure
04:11
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you said yr sure (tape)
04:10
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red handed
03:12
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no one compares
no one comes close
i want to be perfect
want nails through my nose
i want to wait
want to be a magazine
watch you blush in the waiting room
want to be what you want to read
its all about me now
its all about me right?
shattered mirror tells the truth of what you really look like
pick up the pieces
grip red handed
hold you red-handed
hold you red-handed
hold you red-handed
hold you red-handed
hold you red-handed
hold you red-handed
no one compares
no one comes close
i want to feel safe
want you to wear my clothes
no one compares
no one else knows
i want you to kill me
before this can get close
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ffwd
01:43
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sombur Ypsilanti, Michigan
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