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I carry an old photo of you wherever it is I go So that even a walk through hell can be mended by an angel's smile It might be in my hat or in a back pocket by itself like you're walking next to me and I feel you bleed out the borders And you seep down my back my chest, my legs, my feet Right into my shoes Every step becoming much heavier I will carry you with me until they find me cadaverlike clutching onto the very thing which gave me so much life
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Jan 29
Jan 29, 2026 at 9:49 PM UTC
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I carry an old photo of you wherever it is I go So that even a walk through hell can be mended by an angel's smile It might be in my hat or in a back pocket by itself like you're walking next to me and I feel you bleed out the borders And you seep down my back my chest, my legs, my feet Right into my shoes Every step becoming much heavier I will carry you with me until they find me cadaverlike clutching onto the very thing which gave me so much life
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Jan 29
Jan 29, 2026 at 9:49 PM UTC
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