| August spent your basement apartment
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| I fell through your floor
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| Cradle and all, I fell through your floor
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| But I can’t spill through your fists
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| Until my hands are solid white
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| My lungs are buckled tight together
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| My sliding drawl is like a cannonball
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| I’ll slur myself to sleep outside your door
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| There’s a ghost way up the Northeast coast
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| And it’ll break your heart harder than I could ever
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| And that ghost claws at my arms
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| It makes me do wrong
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| It makes me do wrong
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| And it pushes you down
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| And rattles the walls
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| And it’s sorry, it’s sorry, it’s sorry
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| So, even though it’s cold and it breaks apart your bones
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| It’s floating urgently outside your door
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| When you spoke, when you speak, broken on your knees
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| I’m a joke, I’m asleep, please please please please please
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| I’ll be on my feet if you want me
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| I’ll be on my feet if you need
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| I’ll be on my feet if you want me to be |