| Your daughter on the stairs
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| A row runs her hair
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| Marguerites in the grass
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| Plucking songs out of the past
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| A joke, a red gown
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| Throats filled with talent
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| The god, the gatekeeper
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| The beast burst out of the heater
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| Even when you dance you call her
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| Even when you dance you are rot
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| A strand of blue stars
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| The headlights of all our cars
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| A blue light rings your finger
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| Your jealous cousin Peter
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| Freeze sad, it’s like a lighter
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| Burning coldness in the hands of the traitor
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| Be the bus, be the brag
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| Be the ones loud with agate and be
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| Yolk, be the fire
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| Be the ruler be the squire
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| Be the block, be the tire
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| Be the puncture in the sole
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| And the silence of the actor
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| In the corner, fuck your friends
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| Turn your back to the doorway and storm around the bend
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| Be the width that snaps the wire
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| Be the trail that traps the finder
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| Be the trail that traps the finder
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| Sometimes, sometimes, sometimes, sometimes
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| Sometimes, sometimes, sometimes, sometimes
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| Sometimes, you’ve got to be
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| The door that you walk through that sets you free
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| Sometimes, you’ve got to be
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| The door that you walk through that sets you free |