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Wilcox
02:44
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I think you're pretty and clever, wearing your heart under your sweater. In sunnier weather lacking incentive for the better. Our hearts beat along to the sound of a tired and bitter tension so tell me you're only here for a moment, not for a second past.
You take it back, move forward.
You keep cutting slack, what for?
Is this part of the plan, do you think that ship is coming back?
I know it's gone.
You think we're birds of a feather doing our best to flock together.
I'm better and better, further and further from the centre.
Our hearts beat along to the sound of reluctance forming pattern. A different story for every lonely night off the beaten path.
You take it back, move forward.
You keep cutting slack, what for?
Is this part of the plan, do you think that ship is coming back?
I know it's gone.
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Stained Glass Window
03:43
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An Elbow for A Knee
03:16
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You're perfect in the most peculiar sense. I wish that I could turn my life around for you. Villain in the end, I wish that I could spill my guts for you.
While you get inside, wrap up tight, think about your life, I will take a dive, get it right, find a place for the time to go.
You are not whole
Without a home
My hearts the open road
You've gone home.
I sing as you run.
We're strangers in the most familiar sense, I wish that I could spend my life with you, hopeful. When your shape gets bent, don't think that I could bend it back for you.
While you get inside, wrap up tight, think about your life, I will take a dive, get it right, find a place for the time to go.
You are not whole
Without a home
My life is the open door
You've gone home.
I sing as you run.
LOVING IS THE HEART WHEN THE SELF LOSES PRECEDENCE AND I AM JUST A WAVE IN THE SEA OF RELENTLESSNESS.
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