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He was asking for an accident And he had asked for it so long It was quiet conspicuity It was a whisper of a song And whether mid-day, night, or morning I could have sworn that it had gone "Let me in, let me in" I could have sworn that it had gone "Let it out, let it out" I could have sworn that it had gone "Pick it up, put it down," It was frightened ambiguity Dandelioning along It was frozen in the postal-state It was a letter never drawn Tremors halving contiguity Whatever I'd like, whatever I'd like Tomorrow towards the turnpike's tongue It was quiet, but I knew it wasn't right
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Sep 3, 2021
Sep 3, 2021 at 7:57 PM UTC
isaac
He was asking for an accident And he had asked for it so long It was quiet conspicuity It was a whisper of a song And whether mid-day, night, or morning I could have sworn that it had gone "Let me in, let me in" I could have sworn that it had gone "Let it out, let it out" I could have sworn that it had gone "Pick it up, put it down," It was frightened ambiguity Dandelioning along It was frozen in the postal-state It was a letter never drawn Tremors halving contiguity Whatever I'd like, whatever I'd like Tomorrow towards the turnpike's tongue It was quiet, but I knew it wasn't right
I can hear a laugh along the highway line I could hear the winding in the tunnel all this time I could hear the murmur, but I still called it a whine
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Sep 3, 2021
Sep 3, 2021 at 7:57 PM UTC
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