1. |
um compüter
03:57
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Sister I've been leaving breadcrumbs
So you can make your way back home
Locked up fingers gripping thumbs
I wrote that winter
Set it in stone
The racquette River feels alone
Without you
Sweetheart I've been feeling fine
A month since I had a cigarette
And you say I hope that you feel better
Cause I you know you
Haven't quit yet
You split you lips and lay in bed
It's old news
And I said
Get drunk relax
And lay out till you burn
Get stoned go bowling
And take your brothers turn
Just keep the north
At the back of your mind
It's at the front of mine
Cause you're well read
But you've got plenty left to read
You've seen the numbers
So you know
I'll never leave my nicotine
I'll smoke each year
Until you don't visit me
I'll leave an empty space
On poplar street
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32degrees
02:45
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It's 70 degrees out and I'm melting
Right into
The ground
My state is found at 32 degrees I'd
Rather be freezing
If I could match the weathers shape and pattern
Keep the leaves ever brown
Blow all around you
I am the shell of some great tide
That you once knew
The currents quickly slowing me down
The water drowns
My voice
My choice is swallowed by the
Waves in the tub
I'm left untouched
Capsules tear away my stomach lining
I'm fine here
Tonight
Cause I was right
You are the wind at the back of my eyes
You are the shell that I've been holding
But I've got to let you go
Sometime
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