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uuu & i
01:35
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something different
tell my father
on the weekend
there's no distance
stop yr shaking
kill the engine
close the windows
concentrate and..
it's not what you see
you see it on screens
silver & gold
hold another
scared of ghosts
you fear the living
losing sight & losing hearing
too much feeling in my fingers
eyelids flicker
new beginnings
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2. |
holo
01:23
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3. |
chase
01:20
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we sit close the middle remaining
we don't talk about my death
my t shirt is stained
you make me nervous
you can't eat words
i'm folding the pages
just say something
i've been waiting for ages
you make me nervous
direct sunlight
they hide in the kitchen
running water, a prayer for the living
i'm getting bruises
learn to love, listen close to the weather
tying knots, keep us all held together
wind through my fingers
slow down, let it linger
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