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wash
01:18
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rain
washed out
the green
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its chronic, I believe it, under red blue green
I saw it, I conceived it, making fortunes from what we got
what we got is all we got and that's enough
in the desert, it never rain here
anymore I feel cashed out and taken back
it wasn't that bad, we fucked it up
pink flower you're the sword that fills my skin
you're a mess, eyelids purple wearing thin
no one has to care, isn't that a funny thing
when it's gone, it's gone and that's enough
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how to stay warm
03:16
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my tender bed, sleep all day and watch my old friends throw their lives away
light drips in and my aching youth fades away
oh a circus act, juggle it all, growing up too fast
when I was a kid I got swallowed up by terrors in the night, so I pulled the covers from my bed
and my mom held me tight
oh well-being and a sense of pride, sorting through the still-lives
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all the time
05:01
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I remember on that island town
we threw rocks into the ocean, watched them drown
you told me to give one a name
I forgot it, what a shame
crying laughing, crying tears, shaking light from the years we've lived
I'm thankful for the days that I wake up still here
you told me get those things out of your head
you're worth more than that
where we live now, it rains all the time
and we live now drawing butterflies
erasing the folks that made us say
"kid, you'll get left behind some day'
the world is not so great a place all the time
but you're a far cry, fierce and kind
I know you, but I'm fine either way
we'll get where we need some day
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ayden Seattle, Washington
just some stuff I write to express myself. thank you for listening.
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