1. |
river i
00:56
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2. |
river ii
03:25
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their words cling to you like scars
they're always with you they're a part of you now
they spread across your body until
they're all you see in the mirror in front of you
until you wouldn't recognize yourself
without them and you can't even remember
if there's anything underneath
well is there?
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3. |
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i am a chalk outline
in the vague shape of a person who's
long gone
with nothing on the inside
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4. |
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5. |
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6. |
forest remix
02:02
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7. |
touch
04:47
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they had to laugh
to touch me
but you
you weren't laughing
you didn't say anything
saw you at the shows
but you didn't (wouldn't?) look at me
you grew a beard and cut
your hair
i didn't say anything
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8. |
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9. |
blight ii
04:12
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10. |
lost city forest
06:43
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4/4
they talk to you
like you're someone else
and the way they
look at you
makes you afraid of yourself
and your own body
and what it might become
and they recite
all your nightmares
like aspirations
and wait for you
to thank them
but you only want to be
small
and everything
always
feels the same
3/4
[but maybe you are not a monster
maybe you could stay on this earth
maybe you are someone's daughter
maybe you are not alone]
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