1. |
brick
04:28
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You’re not anyones lapdog
I know where you eat your lunch
I heard that you beat up that kid
I heard that he probably deserved it
I heard you're pushing brick
I heard you’ve been getting sick
Get some rest
Don't get in over your head
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laminar
05:59
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Its the summertime bittersweetness
we’ve all come to know
Where the bitter wont subside
And the sweet gets stale
Sit under the bridge
With your best friend
And the dilating crescendo
Ive never had an Alaska
Quite like you
Thee altar of holiest repose
Wearing yesterday's clothes
No holes left in my favorite pair of shoes
I’ve never had an Alaska
Quite like you
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Runny stuffed up nose
Bags under eyes
And a somber face
in the same old shirt
I am the same
Nothing got better today
Ill infect a used up heart until its tired
With antibodies like yours
Well, I know that I never stood a chance
Im just your useless waste
just your listless change of pace
and you deserve a galaxy
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4. |
petechia
04:22
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The world is my oyster
But it smells like shit
A pungency I'm turned off by
I think?
Beer before liquor
Or whatever
It's a stomach ache now or later anyway
I've spent the blue moon burying
My head in the sand
Or into books
into hands
And someone told me I had an immaculate body and I didn’t believe a word of it
For if I thanked them more my butterflies would get startled by bile
Before I feel like a prick
I've been writing someone instead of you
I don't know when them, or better anyone, will be you
I don't wonder off far with it
How long its been since loving was a fun thing
However long it's been since loving was a fun thing
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Lithium Bath Tyler, Texas
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r. g+v
ttx
birthed in
august 2020
with meek heart and due reverence
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