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I Say You He Dead
02:12
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Tight As A Kite String
02:01
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Writing poetry
that I'll never let you see
it means too much to me
it would mean nothing to you
I'd write it on your heart if you'd let me
But I wouldn't know where to begin
Your walls are stretched too thin
Beating for anyone but me
Forget the past, those other kids
and all the stupid things you did
Another chance, a time to shine
Try not to fuck it up this time
You're old, because your face is old
And you've had it since I met you
And you never grew up
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Dave's the Party Guy
01:51
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Soothsayer
01:58
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Theodore Kerabatsos
02:08
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Patterns
03:33
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