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nothing poetic
02:42
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there's nothing poetic
in the way I feel about you
I could rhyme one million times
but none of it would be true
time and time again
I'm left fucking my hand
there's something pathetic
in the way you make my eyes shine
bright enough to outglow
all these city lights
and I think you'd say yes
but that's just a guess
I'm so sure of myself
nothing else
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east ave jam #3
04:23
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let’s go outside
and see what it’s like
living our lives
i was never too bright
at least in your eyes
but the sound of running water
kept me up all night
so don’t leave the light on
the moon will shine the way
yesterday is gone but i’m here
talking out loud
don’t be so proud
another face in the crowd
lights go down dim
is that really him?
worship is a sin
cicadas still shriek
somewhere in a dream
how proudly they sing
coming of age
attracting their mates
they just want to get laid
and the rivers ran with orange soda
and the trees sprouted licorice
sweet taste of sugar on my lips
eclipsed
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foxes in london
04:13
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why do i still feel the same after all this time
why does everything taste the same on days like today?
I crossed the line for the hundred and fortieth time
you thought I would have learned by now
but I’m not surprised to find
what’s inside the deepest part of my mind
forgot to press record, now all my pleas will be ignored
if i sing out tune just know that I was still singing about you
i’m all out of drugs to do and I don’t have a clue what to do
with the rest of my night or the rest of my life
should i go out and see the world like everybody thinks I should
i’d rather stay here in bed and read another book
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Brandon Dyer Vermont
take off your band-aid cause i don't believe in touchdowns
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