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Disdain
03:18
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You surround me
Caught up in something I disdain
What's this feeling?
I hide below your floor this way
I thought of everything I've heard
Remind me how you don't see
I hope to god you're not listening
You won't tell me if things aren't working
I hope to god you're not listening
I hope to god you're not
And in your room, I watched you fall to the floor
What could I do? And could we try to afford
I can't defend my actions here
This is not a friend
These bad omens steer.
Is this a trend?
But I can't save you from the mess I've made
Because you're something like a curse
Remind me how you don't see
I hope to god you're not listening
You won't tell me if things aren't working
I hope to god you're not listening
I hope to god you're not
The lack there of a better hand
Reminds me of stakes that stand
But how can I not fall apart
Forgive you for the smaller part
You told me.
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String Runner
03:44
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I passed it all, the weekend and the summer when everything was clear
Didn't you know, kid, that you were a cool bid that couldn't steer?
I packed it all in your car, all your memories and all your dismal fears
Shouldn't you fix them before you make them last another year?
Burn away.
She said to me that everything she hates about the winter is upon us.
I'm making due, I'm making do with myself
In the Midwest, in the forest of the things that I've got left
And you said, "burn away".
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