| A man should die gaunt
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| And not bloated and overdone
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| There should be new words hidden
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| In the shadows on his face
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| And like a wine glass in the perfect pitch, he breaks
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| We’re being dumped into order out of buckets of sea salt
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| What was the first condiment?
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| But always one rose grows though a littered lot of gravel
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| Or we’re struck dumb and doomed when it doesn’t
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| Flowers are how plants laugh
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| And not by joke or to ridicule
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| I never saw my parents
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| Try to make a thing like me
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| In time in the bathroom mirror
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| I learn to accept my body
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| I got jumped into living by a coven of midwives
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| Under a dracula-caped eclipse
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| Like cutting through watermelon meat with a wire
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| You shoot sick from the hip and never miss
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| All the things inside me I assume
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| Are doing what they need to be doing
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| And always one rose grows though a littered lot of gravel
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| Or we’re struck dumb and doomed when it doesn’t
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| Always one rose grows though a littered lot of gravel
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| Or we’re struck dumb and doomed when it doesn’t
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| Looks like a sky for shoeing horses under
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| Looks like a sky for shoeing horses under
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| Looks like a sky for shoeing horses under
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| Looks like a sky for something |