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Monsoon
03:50
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It's rained every single day this week/it washed up cigarettes and stained the sink with your hair dye/it's sky blue and mind you/I'd just slip right through the drain if I could get over my fear of drowning
Pull me apart like a junkyard sportscar/I'll spend the next day coasting through the blank space/set myself up with just enough to get me by
Scratch your gums just to watch them bleed/give away your clothes for a change of scene/dropping ice in a cup full of mixed intentions/strung so tight you can hear the tension/but it's not the same if they know your name/reconstruct your frame to support the sprain/a three day migraine that I failed to mention/because it's too much work and I hate attention
Pull me apart like a junkyard sportscar/I'll spend the next day coasting through the blank space/set myself up with just enough to get me by (just enough to keep me warm)
I'm always looking for something to run from/but it's starting to burn through the souls of my shoes/I'm always looking for a reason to hide
Pull me apart like a junkyard sportscar/I'll spend the next day coasting through the blank space/set myself up with just enough to get me by
And keep me warm
It's rained every single day this week/it washed up cigarettes and stained the sink with your hair dye/it's sky blue and mind you/I'd just slip right through the drain if I could get over my fear of drowning
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Keep Warm
04:28
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come over let's fall asleep on the floor
then count your footsteps as you walk to the door
show yourself out and i'll try to keep warm by myself
this is hell but you're not welcome here anymore
so we trace the lines we lay between
the ink was blotting and you couldn't see a reason
to undo everything i don't owe you anything
i don't owe you anything
you found a notebook of the poems you once wrote
in search of something to keep you warm
but you froze
when it was nothing more than the incoherent rambling of a former self
so we trace the lines we lay between
the ink was blotting and you couldn't see a reason
to undo everything i don't owe you anything
please understand me when i say
i just don't feel like myself anymore
i can't come home i can't unlock the door
i trap my nerves just to fall to the floor
and i think there's something that i've been missing
but i just don't feel it so i steal it from my friends
i wish i could keep them warm
so i spent the night in the house i grew up in
the coffee colored walls i'm sure they've seen it all
wish i could say the same for you
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Dwell
03:43
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You’re looking for the answers
While youre wearing your disguise
A condescending question
With a dead look in your eyes
Is followed up by heavy breathing
Decomposing over time
Ill misinterpret this
And suffer with the consequence
So say your peace
Say your peace
And let me go back to sleep
Come by it honestly
Slurring through crooked teeth
But its not what you need
Just let me go back to sleep
Ill talk about it
Like it means nothing
Hold back my thoughts
And smile through gritted teeth
Did you ever wonder what this would do to me?
Im crumbling from the weight i have to carry
So say your peace
Say your peace
And let me go back to sleep
Come by it honestly
Slurring through crooked teeth
But its not what you need
Just let me go back to sleep
Where do you go when youre sitting next to me
And The weight of the world makes it hard to even breathe
Im struggling to find comfort in the little things
Its not what you need
Its so far from me
its not what you need
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