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Death Castle 2
03:31
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An old friend like
Sepia in fragments of
Memories sharper than
Bile on the tongue
Spilling through the
Teeth and the fingers
Pouring out violently
Whenever I think of you
Your name like
Vomit on a t-shirt
Sits unspoken in a
Hot boxed car
More vile
With every night
Just waiting for the day
When I finally throw you away
Bloodshot memories
Heavy eyes and cavities
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Dead Bird
03:42
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As if I needed you to tell me
How to act around
All these pick me dipshits
With no regard for my anxiety
And what do you know about me
Or what it's like to
Hope that a home will
Last for the winter
Or just one goddamn
Birthday party
In my bedroom
Cupcake candle
Bootleg movie
Poorly made replica
Clearance rack disciple
A lifetime of struggle
That's nowhere near over
And over and over
How could you ever know me
Well hey
That's an awful lot of assuming
What people go through
But you can't know a house by it's
Shape or it's front door
Or even it's insides
When all of these things are alive
Maybe I've been making mountains
While you're freezing at it's summit
Yes I know your feelings matter
But I still can't pay my rent
Colors feel so blurred and bleeding
Out from every poor of my body
Pastel hues of true remorse
I don't know how we'll ever recover
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