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The squeeky wiper wakes me the windscreens already dry No lights in sight for miles and I've come down from my high Noisy nonsense in my head frustrates me to death the crazyness of it all cannot be told in one breath The capital S ruins me but, the man finally stands Because since he did it he no longer holds the world in his hands Shoulders can grow stronger and skin so much thicker but no one can weave through your thoughts from the place you call your wicker. The capital S ruins me and I dwindle away there is nothing left to do nothing meaningful to say Pictured this so different but it blew up in my face not leaving would leave a gap in me but staying, just a little space You mirrored me as I plead my case It was a rational knee **** reaction but right then me without you was the only right subtraction The Capital S dominates me It has inherited my hateful soul for once I was broken now I am an empty barren hole.
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Jul 6, 2012
Jul 6, 2012 at 11:59 AM UTC
The Capital S
The squeeky wiper wakes me the windscreens already dry No lights in sight for miles and I've come down from my high Noisy nonsense in my head frustrates me to death the crazyness of it all cannot be told in one breath The capital S ruins me but, the man finally stands Because since he did it he no longer holds the world in his hands Shoulders can grow stronger and skin so much thicker but no one can weave through your thoughts from the place you call your wicker. The capital S ruins me and I dwindle away there is nothing left to do nothing meaningful to say Pictured this so different but it blew up in my face not leaving would leave a gap in me but staying, just a little space You mirrored me as I plead my case It was a rational knee **** reaction but right then me without you was the only right subtraction The Capital S dominates me It has inherited my hateful soul for once I was broken now I am an empty barren hole.
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Jul 6, 2012
Jul 6, 2012 at 11:59 AM UTC
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