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Exodus In America
01:33
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I find myself drifting away from everything I once tethered myself to.
It's true, I lost myself in you.
What else was I to do to stop the world from turning?
To stop the world from burning I sold my soul.
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Hardwood Floors
02:00
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Staring at a hardwood floor
I wonder if you would love me more
if I choked more.
If I smoked more
all my words would smell like
the burnt rubber separating me from you(ve got no idea what you do to me)
I fell asleep
to the sound of your heartbeat
more times than I did before three
and now I can't sleep in anymore than I used to
(I don't need you around)
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I saw you in my dreams
speaking in secrets to dead end streets
like I never even learned how to speak.
You told me
how things would be between you and me
yet I still dream
about the ocean weather, and how now he knows you better than I ever did.
I walked myself into hell two lies at a time.
I talked myself into hell two lies at a time.
This Maryland weather makes nothing better
like wearing ghost coats in the Indian summer.
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pronouns Maryland
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