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Crypt
02:13
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In a dark
See a light
Oh well, I don’t mind
Crypts of light give me a sign
Bolt of light
Light a field
In my swollen eyes
Take me to
My first time
It’s a lot
Covered in blood
Feeling in love
Just a bunch
Selfishness, holy apparition
Just a curse
Or my salvation
It’s a lot
When you know
Cut the wraps
Run the show
It’s a touch and go
Sutured flesh
Like an old dress
I’ll put it back together
Oh I’ll put it back together
Lookin’ on
Mirror, mirror on the wall
Beard has grown
Far too long
My imagination
Casts a doubt that I ever shaved it
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2. |
Shed
02:48
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Cherish me like your own
Hold me up like starlight
Tell me where I should go
Tell me how I should grow
I’m sitting at the crossroads
Looking out with scorn
Talking to my father
Wishing I was never born alone
I still like the rain
No one else can see the
Holes upon my face
Rotten flesh
Killing me
I’m talking to a blind man
He knows that I’m good
He can’t see the scars and
He can’t see the heart that isn’t there
Tell me where I should go
Tell me how I should grow up
Push me like I’m your own
Kiss me like I’m your own son
I’m talking like a mother
(Tell me where I should go)
Talking just like you
(Tell me how I should grow up)
There can be another
(Tell me I wanna know)
We will love each other
(Tell me so I can show up)
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3. |
Bobby
03:02
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Hold it in
I would not think that much of you my friend
Strip your skin
The likes of which I’d never seen
A pale white
Translucent beam
Tribes wiped off the earth
The likes of which takes all my words
Burn like paper kindling sure
Papa was a chief
To me you’re just white bread and cheese
A maple leaf
Under my feet
Bobby was thirteen
A fifties dream
A smoothie king
A pale white tee
He couldn’t know how fear could show as hate
We liked to tease him
Behind his pilots jacket
At the lockers
After practice
Bob, I’m sorry for the pain I caused your sweet little face
I did not know
Drove out took a spin
You told me once you’d have a plane
Before your permit
I had to grin
That had to hurt
I got pushed down just like that too
You never had a clue
Bobby was a boy
He was our toy
Our only joy
Oh he annoyed us with his passions
Showed us all that we were lacking
Oh we called him lots of names
Excruciatingly we shamed him
Oh I don’t like this anymore
With his hands touched to the teepee floor
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Isabelle
02:31
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Where’d you go
Left your home last night
Heard a note
From the piano
Saw your face
Hair looked nice
Saw your friends
At the casket
I don’t like this
Kept me guessing
Grandma
Up the stairs
Musty basement air
Cooked my meal
When I was lost
How you stared
Slyly there
How you knew
Where I’d gone
Where I’d go
I can’t do this, grandma
It’s snowing outside
At least you’re in the warmth
Of your lord
That’s all I want for you and more
You give a new life
A baby boy is born
In your name
And maybe more
I don’t mind
That it’s night
I can’t call
To say I’m fine
But I’ll be
In some time
Cuz your gift
Is ever mine
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Spiral
03:51
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It’s the spiral that you spun
Light striking the waves when you were young
Coming to you undone
Crashed and hit and run
There’s a storm inside your mind
Blowing bigger every time
I cast a line out
Hoping you would come out fine
With your sanity in mind
Trust me, instead
Hold me
In your arms, in your head
Fight the rapture
With love
Late in August you were married
And you were young
Darkness overcomes the living dead
Hardened like the rings around the rest
Where were you when I was just a kid
Where was I instead
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