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Where I Belong
03:09
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To always be second best
Told you can't be like the rest
A value measured in a war
Lost in angry tongues and breasts
Spitting venom licking wounds
I thought it would be over soon
But it never will, you see
History history history
It doesn't matter if I cry
Or clench my jaw and try
To rise above and pretend it's done
It will never ever be fully won
I adhere I sink and disappear
Where I belong dead and gone
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Distractions
02:40
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I stare up at the sky
Through eyes that have never seen daylight
Am I alive?
Are you with me
What are you trying to hide
Hey, please come around
With your head in the clouds
Will you leave me waiting
For the words to fall from your mouth
I'll stay for a while
Let me clear my head from all the distractions
That plagued me for too long
And it will all be done
It will all be good
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3. |
Coarse Hairs
03:06
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Coarse hairs and raised skin
Sweat drips and falls in
Every orifice throbs and pleads
Animals bark and bite and need
Nails dig draw blood
Rough hands dirt and mud
Smeared black and chapped lips
Drooling pools and juice drips
Exchange react exchange react
A part of you I won't give back
Taking stealing make it mine
Destroying it leaving nothing behind
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3 AM
04:39
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Once a month my good friend calls me
Not to talk or see how I've been
But to take 3am somewhere new
Make the time have some value
This hour is as dark a sky as the black inky stains down each eye
My worth is matched by the dialtone
I listen a second longer as if it will whisper an apology or my dignity a eulogy
I do this again I come called as a dog whose starved and beat and sick in heat
But never does it make me feel complete
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A MARC Train Home Washington, D.C.
Dream-punk from the DC metro area. 90s kids being loud and fuzzy.
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