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Fly Faster
06:39
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Laugh louder — stay the path
Drink deeper — don’t back down
Fly faster — choke it down
Mourn the things that never come to pass
Love deeper — history casts its spell
Mourn the things that never come to pass
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2. |
Heaven Swirls
05:39
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Quoting words from one of the greats
Moving forward; is it too late?
Mocking heartache and then it’s gone
Wait for the next jolt; won’t be too long
Moving forward seems the thing to do
Selfish and conceited through and through
Teardrops stain my heart; it’s on my sleeve
Heaven swirls around me and then it leaves
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3. |
Slowly
05:08
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Trapped in my head; running slowly
Coming to grips; the gloom moves slowly
Paralyzed; the clock turns slowly
I’m numb and shaking; is this my last gasp?
Connection severed; I’m left to wallow
I’m numb and shaking; is this my last gasp?
Connection severed; it follows downwards
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4. |
Weaker
05:45
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Pain swirls all around us — swirls all around
Joy is fleeting and stillborn — swirls all around
Perfection, if it exists
Navigating bronze, it never sticks
Tedium, laughing at the jokes
Trying to be so strong but I may choke
I’m getting weaker; I’m getting fat
I have no idea if I’ll come back
I’m getting weaker, weaker still
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Housewife Heroine Madison, Wisconsin
Trying to channel Molina and Broadrick. Get over it.
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