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Midwifery
06:29
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Ready for the cold
eager for my face to freeze
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2. |
Don't Even
03:46
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It's a simple rule: what goes up must come down
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i've been bathed in arrays of insistent waves
searching for a place to break
wondering how much more
i can take
see the faces i've been forced to make
watch me lay them to waste
and disintegrate
and we can't get out from under these waves
all the steps i've taken
we're just spitting on each other's faces
splitting wishes and halving each our dreams
maybe you'll surprise me, come around and leave me.
all the things i've done, under the sun and *gibberish*
i've got everything invested in you
and i've got myself infested in you
spill over and break
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Barefoot and Cursing
04:06
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i've never seen you look this way
it's very strange i have to say
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Grinner Chicago, Illinois
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