1. |
birdeatsfish
01:57
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the stillness you would never know
the difference between twig and bone
your body floating underneath
i can see you/———
and i eat you up
but not just yet
first i’ll throw you on the ground
and make you beg
your body flips around in the dirt
but i pick you up and swallow you whole
without a blink of my
lidless eyes
my fluoride stare
from polluted water you swim in
i don’t care i don’t care i don’t care
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2. |
LUVR(redacted)
01:11
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all those nights
endless summer obsession
all our time
thinkin that love was our weapon
then it’s decided
this is a play that you’re winning
left me in wonderment wondering how
i was the one who’s sinning for lovin you
you left as soon as you came
avoiding any blame never placed by me
protection? guilt? or heartbreak?
either way we’re not in the same page
don’t even think we’re in the same story
not anymore atleast
maybe not ever again
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3. |
ninety nine
00:44
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ninety nine cent store
makin me want more
hunger for the sweets right
by the counter
all of the airheads
maybe some ice cream
chew on some bubblegum
i want some money
i need some money
she said
it never ends
as she tapped me and the world had changed my plans
the sweetest thing i ever saw was right in front of me
i blink
and now the scene is gone
this was all a dream
oh how life can be so dreamy or mean
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4. |
postlustclarity (redone)
00:41
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slightly, you discomfort me
slowly, i begin to see your
nature
your intention
your perspective
a little bit
clearer
could we have ever known each other?
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