| It’s too early to hang our heads,
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| Sunken eyes set in,
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| Under your skin,
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| I’m counting ways to make a mess of things
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| Things I say that I don’t mean are catching up with me
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| In a sweet charade, an iron gate playing a fence
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| I might end up entering
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| What is space not meant to see
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| Hallways misinforming you, all the while
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| I’m clearing spaces on shelves, helps me find it
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| Misery, estate sale digging on a Saturday
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| Got sick of dining alone
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| It gnaws at the bones and sinews
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| With marrow crushing your teeth
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| Stuck on the outside looking in through window panes
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| Tangled up, solid chains
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| Buried in coffee cans
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| No rest for anyone following the grave
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| Makes you sick to your stomach
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| I might end up entering
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| Misery, estate sale digging on a Saturday |