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Can you carve color like you crave attention, My eyes are starving, for a golden glimpsing, Will we wander or will we surrender, To the darkness, Blinding our vision. Will these wild white words Garner redemption, I'm just a poor boy, from the home of the hits and, Can we feel like we do on the streets of New Orleans, Watch your glass and half your portion. What in this white world changes? Dust bowls now filled, aren't so dangerous, But let's Forgo the colors and drink from loving cups, Give your hugs to a stranger.
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Aug 7, 2018
Aug 7, 2018 at 11:30 PM UTC
Houseman
Can you carve color like you crave attention, My eyes are starving, for a golden glimpsing, Will we wander or will we surrender, To the darkness, Blinding our vision. Will these wild white words Garner redemption, I'm just a poor boy, from the home of the hits and, Can we feel like we do on the streets of New Orleans, Watch your glass and half your portion. What in this white world changes? Dust bowls now filled, aren't so dangerous, But let's Forgo the colors and drink from loving cups, Give your hugs to a stranger.
“Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Nawlins Louisiana , home of the hits, and if you’re from outa town, huh ha, welcome to the third world” RIP Houseman
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Aug 7, 2018
Aug 7, 2018 at 11:30 PM UTC
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