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Artur K.
01:52
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Cat Killer
02:12
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He was small, delicate, problematic
Broken claw, severed head, shrunken neck
Whatʼs okay for the dog? Trashing
Whatʼs okay for the car? Smashing
Took a drink, had a smoke, got so fucked up
Drove the car to the bridge, shoved it off
Whatʼs ok for the law? Bruising
Whatʼs ok for a man? Nothing
On and on, to be held
One more stain weʼve beheld
Whatʼs ok for disease? Using
Whatʼs ok for control? Losing
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3. |
Ocean Dirt
02:50
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Iʼve been around the world so many times it hurts
Even at the bottom of the ocean thereʼs still dirt
Iʼve been to Houston, San Francisco, Jamaica, Queens
Iʼve reached across the vastness of space and all itʼs dreams, believe me
Weʼre trying to belong here, but down to touch the darkest places
Weʼre crying all the wrong tears, the siren’s song is much too long to hear
Dying but we donʼt care
I took a walk through hell, it was a dream
The primest piece of real estate the world has ever seen
Then the last sunset, torn at the seams, I sailed across a sea of faces, a never ending stream of fear
The fear of getting on
Fear of getting right
Need to stop the longing, need to sleep tonight
No prose has itʼs promise steeped in healing light
Weʼre trying to belong here, but down to touch the darkest places (bound to be ground into the darkest places)
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Sun Years
02:58
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No voice
You sent me the pages that you want me to read
But I have no voice for you
Wasted
Youʼve picked up your pain and made your fucking bed
You’re so basic too
Why would you come to this side of town?
No choice
You took me to the bridge and you made me stay
I had no choice to
All this means is farewell
A well to fall into
Too late to see it
Falling
Shadows on repeat
The weight that crawls the path of no receding
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