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It was a clean cut
as much as one can be
with all this history
Feel the anger
let it fester
watch it boil
and cascade over
Feel it choke you
while it fucks you
you kinda like it
so you cuddle it and kiss it goodnight
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2. |
Dreams of Fire
04:07
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I wake up in a pool of blood
Every night
I pretend to die
(Pretending that my plight was right)
My sinking head on your knees
No reply
My heart was bleeding throes
Conjuring the pose of mother Mary
Me.
On a cliff out by the sea
The ring bearer is our dead friend
I see him every time I get the fucking bends
He's smiling he looks happy to me
You hold my neck like I'm a newborn
Useless bag of bones
Laying limp and all slack
Until you teach me how to love you back
It's hard
Holding the gaze of your eyes
If I'm not the only one you call
It's hard
keeping my posture at all
If I keep crawling back when I'm called
There's fire
There's love
There's nothing
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3. |
Drinking Alone
01:05
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When I saw you drinking alone at the bar, I felt bad. But I didn't talk to you cause I was alone at home and I haven't left in weeks.
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Lo unico que me robe
solo fue
una pieza de un rompecabezas que no pude ver
Fue un mar
un hogar
un no se que
Nace en el ayer y se vuelve a perder en lo que fue
Fue una perdida total
un abismo sin final
lleno de recuerdos que me invente
un triste atardecer
Fue un rogar
un pesame
un no se quien
tu querias ser y nunca lo podre saber
Da vuelta atras
hacia el sol de mas aya
Me gasto mi tiempo pensando que te falle
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