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Today I opened my mouth too wide And swallowed a cluster of tiny flies Now they are growing fast inside I feel them swelling, swimming around What if they grow too large, what if they multiply I can't fight them when they're shielded They laugh deep echoes, mocking me What are you eating inside there Food no longer fills me, stomach's always empty I'll give up, yield all pride and sacrifice Most of nothing and all of this For one chance, I can't hold on to sand, I must Exhale dirt, open eyes, firmly hold bliss
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Feb 4, 2011
Feb 4, 2011 at 4:58 AM UTC
Asprin
Today I opened my mouth too wide And swallowed a cluster of tiny flies Now they are growing fast inside I feel them swelling, swimming around What if they grow too large, what if they multiply I can't fight them when they're shielded They laugh deep echoes, mocking me What are you eating inside there Food no longer fills me, stomach's always empty I'll give up, yield all pride and sacrifice Most of nothing and all of this For one chance, I can't hold on to sand, I must Exhale dirt, open eyes, firmly hold bliss
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Feb 4, 2011
Feb 4, 2011 at 4:58 AM UTC
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