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Honey and lies Pour from your eyes, Strip off your skin And try ours on for size. If it fits, let it sit, Let it settle down, Then wipe off the dirt And watch us all drown. Oh, how hard to be trapped underground Don't make a sound 'cause there's people around And they don't want to lick our wrists clean We drink up our syrup And don't make a scene Candy canes and you win alone Sugar glaze and a mind of stone Sweeter days and you send the rats out To whittle us down to the bone Lavender skies And existing to die Another world crumbles And the internet cries And it fits, doesn't it, With the human frame? We learn We advance We remain the same. Oh, how hard to be watching them burn A crisis returns and the leading man earns And babies bawl and the gun shots are dire But we get a thrill from fearing the fire Candy canes and we choke alone Sugar glazes and stomachs of stone Sweeter lies and apathy comes To whittle us down to the bone.
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Aug 15, 2018
Aug 15, 2018 at 2:02 PM UTC
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Honey and lies Pour from your eyes, Strip off your skin And try ours on for size. If it fits, let it sit, Let it settle down, Then wipe off the dirt And watch us all drown. Oh, how hard to be trapped underground Don't make a sound 'cause there's people around And they don't want to lick our wrists clean We drink up our syrup And don't make a scene Candy canes and you win alone Sugar glaze and a mind of stone Sweeter days and you send the rats out To whittle us down to the bone Lavender skies And existing to die Another world crumbles And the internet cries And it fits, doesn't it, With the human frame? We learn We advance We remain the same. Oh, how hard to be watching them burn A crisis returns and the leading man earns And babies bawl and the gun shots are dire But we get a thrill from fearing the fire Candy canes and we choke alone Sugar glazes and stomachs of stone Sweeter lies and apathy comes To whittle us down to the bone.
lilacdom08
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18/F/London
Aug 15, 2018
Aug 15, 2018 at 2:02 PM UTC
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