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Sometimes I swear that I bleed cement because those stains just won't go away sometimes I wonder if I'll regret it but the scars won't show up for a few days but why live for the future when we could die for today? we're gonna regret it anyway so why bother to explain our rationality our statement our mentalities this pavement that speak our names will mark the heads upon our graves but it will all just move right on while these haunted sidewalks speak so we'll build a sidewalk with everything we bleed then we'll walk down the middle of the street and it would be nice if you join me tonight because together we're all we need no, it won't last forever but that doesn't matter So hey there gypsy don't you miss me It'll all be the same when you're back close your eyes only when you're able may your heartbeat rest upon the operating table cause no one can save us now not that we bothered asking not that we know how.
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Jan 30, 2011
Jan 30, 2011 at 9:41 PM UTC
City Sidewalks
Sometimes I swear that I bleed cement because those stains just won't go away sometimes I wonder if I'll regret it but the scars won't show up for a few days but why live for the future when we could die for today? we're gonna regret it anyway so why bother to explain our rationality our statement our mentalities this pavement that speak our names will mark the heads upon our graves but it will all just move right on while these haunted sidewalks speak so we'll build a sidewalk with everything we bleed then we'll walk down the middle of the street and it would be nice if you join me tonight because together we're all we need no, it won't last forever but that doesn't matter So hey there gypsy don't you miss me It'll all be the same when you're back close your eyes only when you're able may your heartbeat rest upon the operating table cause no one can save us now not that we bothered asking not that we know how.
For someone I love. Also sounds awesome when accompanied by a mandolin.
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Jan 30, 2011
Jan 30, 2011 at 9:41 PM UTC
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