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these, these, knock this stranger's words on my screen knock reminding me of me knock In my stomach, a sinking slow In my chest heavy. Shoulders solid want to crunch into each other want to erase Helpless sad pain from leans bone into back your words back-bent behind birds and beeches I found Dreaming for seasons, I the sun miss the sun speak silent please miss the days I numbed myself while it was cloudy I'll drown even with a good chance of clearing up before noon, I in your words don't remember any of them remembering The flavor of my thoughts not was lost What do you say to the corpse that is lying in your grave? caustic You learn to accept that you're still here. golden You look yourself in the mirror and decide each day that you'll stay constant shake love out of your living limbs sorrow into the earth love with each step. is like Step. DANCING You become grateful for the beat. move with me Beat. &
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Oct 31, 2012
Oct 31, 2012 at 12:06 AM UTC
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these, these, knock this stranger's words on my screen knock reminding me of me knock In my stomach, a sinking slow In my chest heavy. Shoulders solid want to crunch into each other want to erase Helpless sad pain from leans bone into back your words back-bent behind birds and beeches I found Dreaming for seasons, I the sun miss the sun speak silent please miss the days I numbed myself while it was cloudy I'll drown even with a good chance of clearing up before noon, I in your words don't remember any of them remembering The flavor of my thoughts not was lost What do you say to the corpse that is lying in your grave? caustic You learn to accept that you're still here. golden You look yourself in the mirror and decide each day that you'll stay constant shake love out of your living limbs sorrow into the earth love with each step. is like Step. DANCING You become grateful for the beat. move with me Beat. &
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Oct 31, 2012
Oct 31, 2012 at 12:06 AM UTC
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