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WIFI
03:15
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i grabbed the scissors by the blade
fast forward to the story of the bumps on my face
corner turns only path
can I stay here?
its not exactly
its not exactly clear
I left the motor running
you were sacred to me
you were as secret as can be
i would not crawl into the bed
if i knew you’d be sucking all my marrow
and i’d be dead
only still when Im all alone
dont expect me to answer
as soon as I feel
a buzz on my phone
you were somewhere else
when I felt
what I felt
what I felt
what I felt
what I felt
feel as if im with you know
still dont know how
mind says its born out of love
i earned this battle
with every passing glance from my past
corner turns only path can I stay here
its not a question
its not a question i fear
historically redundant
i can say im confused
i would not crawl into the bed
if i knew you’d be sucking all my marrow
and i’d be dead
only still when Im all alone
dont expect me to answer
as soon as I feel
a buzz on my phone
you were somewhere else
when I felt
what I felt
what I felt
what I felt
what I felt
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2. |
Life on a Feather
04:40
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3. |
Train to Bangladesh
04:19
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4. |
Some Might Say
03:23
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5. |
The Joking Veil
02:09
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7. |
CAN CAN
04:15
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8. |
We Are Three
04:10
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9. |
MOKALITEFRIKASAY
02:36
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