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It’s breaking and it’s lifting But **** the alcohol helps When the cold taps your shoulders And clutches more than yourself I could stand in darkness for these next few days But the fear of trying Oh, it’s gone and passed away. I know the end, know the struggle I’ve cried many a night But the dreams that still wake me I’ll be **** sure the win this knight is mine. And I stretch and I breathe and how the mistakes help With the twisting and turning beyond the letters Into the soul. Into the soul I delve. Let it be dramatic, you’ve thrown bigger things away In the rotten garbage I thought I’d remain But I rose to the light, rose to Heaven above Not because I’m some silver winged dove but because Because, because, oh friend, I don’t remember where I belong In the nights with the cold tapping and the street clapping Oh, I know this worn song. It used to press me from bitten skin And torn flesh And forgotten blood, …my God, what did I give? I gave everything I had and still he took more From the liquid release I REMEMBER. I KNOW. I SEE. I FEEL, my Lord, I feel what’s been stolen And in the brisk night Between the twilight With the wind aloud Slapping streets proud I have been wasted My soul, been tasted. But tonight I belong to myself and no more With the sunlight scratching deeply In a drunken, morning chore. The light that seeps, sunlight is absent How this soul glitters in the blurry wasted seconds And I know, I know, that some poor soul will hear my cry Instead of pity I’ll find the dreams of another kind Together we’ll rise in the frosted air of light As I sing drunken lullabies so sweetly in the rhythmic night.
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Jan 19, 2013
Jan 19, 2013 at 4:59 AM UTC
Drunkards' Lullaby
It’s breaking and it’s lifting But **** the alcohol helps When the cold taps your shoulders And clutches more than yourself I could stand in darkness for these next few days But the fear of trying Oh, it’s gone and passed away. I know the end, know the struggle I’ve cried many a night But the dreams that still wake me I’ll be **** sure the win this knight is mine. And I stretch and I breathe and how the mistakes help With the twisting and turning beyond the letters Into the soul. Into the soul I delve. Let it be dramatic, you’ve thrown bigger things away In the rotten garbage I thought I’d remain But I rose to the light, rose to Heaven above Not because I’m some silver winged dove but because Because, because, oh friend, I don’t remember where I belong In the nights with the cold tapping and the street clapping Oh, I know this worn song. It used to press me from bitten skin And torn flesh And forgotten blood, …my God, what did I give? I gave everything I had and still he took more From the liquid release I REMEMBER. I KNOW. I SEE. I FEEL, my Lord, I feel what’s been stolen And in the brisk night Between the twilight With the wind aloud Slapping streets proud I have been wasted My soul, been tasted. But tonight I belong to myself and no more With the sunlight scratching deeply In a drunken, morning chore. The light that seeps, sunlight is absent How this soul glitters in the blurry wasted seconds And I know, I know, that some poor soul will hear my cry Instead of pity I’ll find the dreams of another kind Together we’ll rise in the frosted air of light As I sing drunken lullabies so sweetly in the rhythmic night.
arlene-bozich
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Jan 19, 2013
Jan 19, 2013 at 4:59 AM UTC
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