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cross game
03:44
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i move the chair from the bed to the window. candlelight flickers shapes across the wall. not a sound except the whisper of your breathing and gentle hearts growing softer.
never-ending umbrella carved in the tree . . .
do you feel the weight of words as they crumble in your ear? you held me close and said to me, "i've never felt so sure of anything in my life".
never-ending umbrella is scratched out . . .
if it's too much to hold my hand, you know i'll understand. but as the train comes, you don't let go, and the thoughts stuck inside of my head start spilling out of my mouth.
stay with me for half an hour, let me fall into your arms. i cried for half an hour in the backseat of the old bus.
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gainer
02:23
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water-stained wood floors, icicle white light, the metal clang of the radiator wakes me up in the middle of the night.
you hover above me while i'm nodding off. i never noticed that you always seemed so close... is that the right word?
motherbrain, speak up. i'm having trouble hearing you.
we're breeding flowers in the dead land. i never noticed that you always seemed to know i'm falling backwards.
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los mangos - #1 dad
02:38
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