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And on that first night, In the movie theater I cried because I knew You'd break my bones Crack my chest and tattoo My little heart with a drawing Of your neck. And when we got stuck in the mud Driving home from the show, It was all wonderstruck dirt Gravel hands and I stood in front of your Headlights - deliberate illusion, Creating a vision that went without notice It was my own fault, getting involved with anyone but a mortal. Bite my fingertips till they callous Or better yet, bleed. And why don't we go walking on airplane wings? Life is a death march, and we pass The time making cave drawings.
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Feb 6, 2017
Feb 6, 2017 at 9:24 PM UTC
Airplane Wings & If You're Still Out There
And on that first night, In the movie theater I cried because I knew You'd break my bones Crack my chest and tattoo My little heart with a drawing Of your neck. And when we got stuck in the mud Driving home from the show, It was all wonderstruck dirt Gravel hands and I stood in front of your Headlights - deliberate illusion, Creating a vision that went without notice It was my own fault, getting involved with anyone but a mortal. Bite my fingertips till they callous Or better yet, bleed. And why don't we go walking on airplane wings? Life is a death march, and we pass The time making cave drawings.
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Feb 6, 2017
Feb 6, 2017 at 9:24 PM UTC
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