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Marrow

by cole-nubson

So many things fall like lumber what am I to do I forget, for-go the rainy slumber I'm branching, reaching, falling It's all home in Michigan back to the woods Not room enough for one more sin You're moving, screaming dying You want me to bring you down "I need to see what's there" Somewhere deep beneath the ground. We're sitting, silent, mourning Left it all on the record player Can't believe it's been a year Wish you'd left a second prayer It dried out within sincere Many things do fall like lumber what am I to do I forget, for-go the rainy slumber I'm branching reaching falling
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