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when i wake up alone, my curtains are blue
i’ve been taking my time, you’ve been taking it too
recent complication in the season
we’re our rehearsing our lines for when the silence ends
when i wake up in love, i don’t know what to call what you do
i’ve been making up words, you’ve been making them too
secret resignation of my reason
waving goodbye when the silence ends
hands back and forth and back and forth
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first day of spring, can’t feel a thing
bird’s taken wing, i can’t feel a thing
enter eternal undertow
drag me down, don’t let me go
endless sinking feelings grow
drag me down, don’t let me go
‘til they finally find me out
some windchimes ring, can’t feel a thing
hand in the stream, i can’t feel a thing
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stand beneath the glowing tree and hope i don’t know
and even though you couldn’t speak, i’m glad i’m alone
you track into the open street, it’s all an empty show
and even when i couldn’t eat, i’m glad i’m alone
your dummy daze
you’re walking on the broken feet you dragged over coals
and even though we cannot speak, i’m glad i’m alone
drinking soda on the porch, hanging out at home
and even when i couldn’t sleep, i’m glad i’m alone
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Follicles - LB
02:15
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Red Jewel Guide Atlanta, Georgia
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