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Weak Stomach
04:05
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I always kinda knew that I was on the margins of your faith. Not to suggest that I'd leapt to greet you when the golden hour came. You were a pallid jewel, refracting every dog dream I had. Now in this old coyote croon, I will await you where that stalled suspense began.
Not to beg or belabor your intent. In that dirt where I grew kinder I learned all it meant. Hid out in an orchard never tended to.
That's one more reason why I'm glad I live in forget. No sense in wondering where you got to last.
There in due time...well it's fleeting. You'll see. Its shape still evades, while you're grasping at rare air the same.
I always kinda knew that I was on the margins of your favor. Not to suggest that I'd bled to make amends for all your dalliances won. You were a pallid jewel, refracting every dog dream I had. Now in this old coyote croon, I've given up on all my charming refrains.
I know I'm made to dwell on fate. As if I had another tune to my name! Now it's all smiles in this sunken place where I escaped.
That's one more reason why I'm glad I'm out like a light. No sense in wondering where you got to last.
There in due time...well it's fleeting. You'll see. Its shape still evades, while you're grasping at rare air the same.
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Imperial
02:33
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One man's catch is another man's canon. So repetition strangles truth. Out on a limb, on an island of my making. Fresh off the coast, it's 110. (Don't forget to write!)
If you're lucky, you'll get a glimpse of old Nephili, retracing skin and bone. She pines for what left her on the Salton shore. Four footfalls slight, then evaporates. Well, into dawn I was talking aloud about how I'd play the fool for fantasy's sake.
One man's catch is another man's canon. I implore you, remember the same. There's no invention that can make you whole, so play the fool for fantasy's sake.
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Elf Medication Recording Commissary Knoxville, Tennessee
A label-not-label in tha 865. Serving up things that jangle and things that warble.
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