1. |
Back Of
03:47
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In the back of
My bagged up
Packed up mind
Long sighs
In the suitcase
Black lace lingerie
An IUD
Unknowingly
Unboxing me
Are we goin steady?
Don't think I'm ready
Face hurts from smiling
Or tooth grinding
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2. |
Daytripping
03:14
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Didn't take the train today
I walked all the way
Limpin on a nagging knee
Trippin on a quarter tab of Toby's acid
Lately I've been reading Camus
Feeling confused
It's been hard to accept an affirmation
Of a purposeless feeling
I've been stifling
Been siphoning confidence
From happier folks
And secondhand smoke
From those who've seemed to lose hope
I'm tellin you straight
I'm afraid of them both
In good time
I'll make up my mind
In good time
I'll wake up sorted out
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3. |
Dog Days
02:48
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4. |
Practice Patience
02:43
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Watchin through my window
A couple in their car
Hotboxing in a parking lot
Sitting in my bedroom
Waitin on a call
It's been a while
My hair's grown out long now
I heard you're gay
Been gettin laid
I've been dry for about five months now
But I need the space
To practice patience
Been meditating
Tryin to let it go
I still love you
But we both need some time
To practice patience
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5. |
Linger
04:11
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In you
These two things ring true:
Blood is never blue
Life is better without you
In me
Those three words linger
A habit or a truth
Destiny or delusion
The salience of tears in grief is not a thing I learned
Therein lies the rub
I bottle you up
I warm you in my heart
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Rose of the World Brooklyn, New York
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