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index
04:44
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its been full moon flesh all summer
and sangria tastes like church
in the pews next to your brother
tithing hope you'll get in first
we're broken brake pads, 94 in white sedans
morning traffic, real life loading, hurts my hands
but now i'm bleeding from the hip with all my sins
i was baptized in your hot tub with the drunks and seraphims
now heaven's someplace different
it's handholding gracious pecks
I knew what i was doing
dante's ring's on your index
and now i'm burning
you didn't think you'd make it
there's grace still in your eyes
you saw god i saw a father
a reflection of disguised
growth in pure destruction
through the cull i feel the static
i've been staving off depression
with indulgence and commandments
but now i'm bleeding from the hip with all my sins
i was baptized in your hot tub with the drunks and seraphims
now heaven's someplace different
it's handholding gracious pecks
I knew what i was doing
dante's ring's on your index
and now i'm burning
now heaven's someplace different
it's handholding gracious pecks
I knew what i was doing
dante's ring's on your index
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ecstasy
01:56
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evaporating ecstasy
next to me
everything i used to hide beneath
a tattered sequence habit gone
generation loss with each and every one
generation loss with each and every
buried convictions
trusted guts
snare roll doldrums, caustic ruts
i lie awake next to you
frantic tomorrow's coming soon
what am i gonna do?
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sombur Ypsilanti, Michigan
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