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ohio river part II
00:50
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the deep blue ocean sky turns white ashy and cold
just like the color of your skin under your clothes
my breath fogs up the air and my flesh is wearing thin
and honey i didnt have very much flesh to begin with
hey hey
train rolling
river running
twin sick hearts pumping blood
winters coming
bust out the vodka
we're never gonna sleep again
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2. |
bitter epileptic song
00:52
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enter daybreak cold sunshine floods the air
and i could break but i dont care
brush the dirt out of my hair
i am an animal
you were right to call me feral
blood pouring out my arms you are a
hemophile
well i cant complain because i dont feel pain
no its not the same for me anymore
i dont get tired i just get wired
i keep applying pressure and it just keeps paying off
we were blowing through tylenol like jelly beans
candy like amphetamines
cigarettes like candy cigarettes
we were mixing our energy drinks with gasoline
pumping up the nicotine
i am a human cigarette
sweet metal in my mouth
this is just a brain disease these walls cannot contain me
fight the nurses as they come
i will bite my tongue you cannot contain me
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3. |
little kid song
00:58
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dead trees cold winter breeze
was it like this when your folks got married
did they hate each other then too
before they had you
this is a permafrost
a deep blanket of snow
we live on a mountaintop
there is nowhere to go
what am i what am i the metaphor for am i the snow
i dont like being told what to do
i dont want to
i am captivated irritated
get me out of this place
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Stephanie Marmalade
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