| They say the dead never speak, maybe I don’t listen
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| To the sweet nothings in the crazy world I live in
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| I’m in a flush grey Seattle on Monday as the sun rays chase the shadows up hills
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| With a child-like sentiment, catch me if you can it’s a fight flight rhetoric
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| Dancing on command till the night’s light’s setting in
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| Fancy what you have, it’s the zeitgeist yet again
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| In hindsight to find my cause of death I chased my dreams then I lost my breath
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| — get it?
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| Am I clever with the words? |
| Does it really really matter when you’re entering a
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| hearse?
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| Look, I’m alone in a coma from the methadone searching for a saint that was
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| frozen in a bed of snow
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| And then I’ll excavate the set of bones, easy come, easy go, better late than
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| never though
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| Here we go again, we can call it my defeat when my tongue is in my cheek for a
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| solid ninety weeks
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| Swallow pride and grief, that is all I really had, just so I can understand
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| that is all that I can be
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| And from a birdseye view, sixteen shots and I’ll earn my dues
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| Sixteen shots and the world I knew is a resting plot for the kerbside blues
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| I see a city trapped in amber full of all the joy and the misery that’s captured
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| Bright lights emitting in a pattern by the fireflies like a symphony of lanterns |