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You dropped the garage door on your knees At the teen party that summer And you bled some fantastic blood onto the sidewalk With a cigarette in hand and a lighter in your mouth We would roll around, naked, on the trailer bed sheets. You may recall, it was reckless as **** And how you almost stabbed yourself with epi on a whim While we barreled down the highway, fifths of gin residing beneath the seats. I wasn't the only one who had words to say about the dagger on your bedside table Or your self made haircut all untamed and screaming I was tied to your ribcage with fishing wire The same day you hid all the knives. See, I'm still here beneath the string light ribbon tree, and these days, Rachel's washing her face with wine You're slow dancing at the state park, With river guides and alibis. At least now no one cries
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Aug 4, 2016
Aug 4, 2016 at 1:40 PM UTC
Your time spent in The Summer of Rebellion
You dropped the garage door on your knees At the teen party that summer And you bled some fantastic blood onto the sidewalk With a cigarette in hand and a lighter in your mouth We would roll around, naked, on the trailer bed sheets. You may recall, it was reckless as **** And how you almost stabbed yourself with epi on a whim While we barreled down the highway, fifths of gin residing beneath the seats. I wasn't the only one who had words to say about the dagger on your bedside table Or your self made haircut all untamed and screaming I was tied to your ribcage with fishing wire The same day you hid all the knives. See, I'm still here beneath the string light ribbon tree, and these days, Rachel's washing her face with wine You're slow dancing at the state park, With river guides and alibis. At least now no one cries
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Aug 4, 2016
Aug 4, 2016 at 1:40 PM UTC
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