| My love becomes a mange
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| Dyeing autumn in its leaves
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| When it broke me in the branch
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| Where my antlers come to feed
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| And I swam a hundred days
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| In the bosom of this filth
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| Carry on this drought
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| As I tighten my belt
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| This deceit has no arms
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| Bended will, take what’s yours
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| This deceit has no arms
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| Bended will, take what’s yours
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| Calling me, she’s calling me
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| This it may have come to falter
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| We have become these pleads
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| In a field of balding marble
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| Where the medicine awaits
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| The hourglass pokes at
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| The ribs of my cage
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| At half rations I’m finished
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| At half rations the minutes
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| All that happens was given
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| Coil and embrace
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| This deceit has no arms
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| Bended will, take what’s yours
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| This deceit has no arms
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| Bended will, take what’s yours
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| Calling me, she’s calling me
|
| This it may have come to falter
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| We have become these pleads
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| This deceit has no arms
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| Bended will, take what’s yours
|
| This deceit has no arms
|
| Bended will, take what’s yours
|
| Calling me, she’s calling me
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| This it may have come to falter
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| We have become these pleads |