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this time
01:48
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loving you concurrently with feeling like shit
i got to thinking it was loving you that made me feel like this
now i think i needed something to blame for feeling bad
& you're the most important thing i had
it isn't fair to you, i know
none of this is just
it isn't easy for either of us
this time, this time
i'll drink less, you'll talk more
we'll know what to look for
be gentle, go slowly
don't pretend what's profane is now holy
this time, this time
this time, this time
this time
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2. |
nowhere
01:29
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old leaves on dark ground
i am nowhere
nowhere to be found
i am lost
i try to step soft
dry leaves on wet ground
light a smoke to quiet
quiet everything down
i am gone
just carry on
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3. |
hands in mouths
04:42
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i find the dryer in the dark, i flick a switch
liquid hits liquid & i grin around my fist
new bad habits for a new year
i don't believe in god, but the book is just a symbol
i don't believe in family, but the history is simple
so i put my hand on my grandmother's bible
and i swear i will not love you anymore
i will not kiss your lipstick stains
i will not haunt your windowpanes
i will not tape poetry to your front door
my fingertips whisper tales of pharynges & bathroom tiles
my arms bleed dust & when i hear your name, i smile
old bad habits for a new year
i once believed i'd grow, and i have changed, in some respects
i once believed in you and me, but the history's complex
so i put my nose in the dip of your neck
and mumble that we keep getting older
if we co-ordinate, if we exercise restraint
if we both keep each other at arms length
we can have our hands on each other's shoulders
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people you meet outside of bars Ottawa, Ontario
hi we're people you meet outside of bars & i'm satah. welcome to gay goth vibes dot online, my collection of big feelings. i like to sing about stuff that hearts do, like stopping forever or breaking or going too fast
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