| I had it all in my hands but couldn’t hold it
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| I was more then anyone could bare or
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| Dare to share a home with
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| Unprepared
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| I was owned quick
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| Undeclared as my own skin
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| Hands of cold brick
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| Struck till everything I’ve known was spit
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| And cut from everything I’ve grown too
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| Thick
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| Is the air I now breathe
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| Where will thou feed
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| If in there I found peace
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| If in here I found streets
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| And behind every smile an aisle of sharp teeth
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| That defiles all we say admire and might think
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| Desire
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| The well of fire the dire and I drink
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| The miles I run a day
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| The mire of my sleep
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| Remind me summer day of the time my eyes peeked
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| On a love that was worth mine
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| Over the earths crimes
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| When my first cry searched for its worth
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| Ones birth reversed
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| And saw my mother for the first time
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| With my eyes the only hands that hold
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| In my mind the only man
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| This planet can never own
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| I am time
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| The granite
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| The sand pit
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| The bone
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| The rock unmovable
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| Man split the stone
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| I am home
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| With the only my death as a reply
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| For my soul is still thirsty for that breast in the sky
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| What is left for the lie
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| A page with no marker
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| And a day with no martyrs I’m saying I’m no rotter
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| I am purpose
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| The thought that has surfaced the moon
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| I am worth what you sought
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| Through the work of the womb
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| On my earth I am swooned
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| Lying in my ink
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| For miles it runs a stain
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| I smile in my sleep
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| Remind me summer day of the times my eyes peeked
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| On a love that was worth mine
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| Over the earths crimes
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| When my first cry searched for its worth
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| Ones birth reversed
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| And saw my mother for the first time |