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Pareidolia
00:26
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I can still feel the blood red wound in the shape of your hands
Sitting in my chest
Rib cage and limbs shifting around it slowly for years
Changing my shape
My pale stone eyes sinking in my head
Lovely black wreath circling my heart
Strawberry boy clotting the blood in the places of my head that I
still
rent
out
to
you
I can still feel the growing bruise in the shape of your hands
Sitting in my chest
Rib cage and limbs shifting around it slowly for years
Changing my shape
I cut myself free
Open my lungs up
Bathing in tides that made me forget
I ever was sick from the salt of your skin
Made me forget I ever caught cold
I'll wait for you like I said I wouldn't
I'll wait for you like I know I shouldn't
I'll wait for you like I said I wouldn't
I'll wait for you like I know I shouldn't
Tell the hands that said they'd hold you- they haven't held at all
You think you're strong- swallow that knife
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Joanne
02:33
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Close the oven door Joanne the calico is melting in the bedroom
Close the oven door Joanne
You can't remember what you've forgotten
Close the oven door Joanne the calico is melting in the basement
Close the oven door Joanne
You can't remember what you've forgotten
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Death to Aries
02:38
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Once I was a daughter unlucky and full of scars
Now I make a good ghost with the sunlight on my skin
Picture the sharp objects in your mind then form them with your mouth and sing in tally marks
Are you afraid? Don't be afraid
Once I was forgiven for all of a mother's sins
Then I had a child who only knew how to say when
Are you afraid? I am afraid
Once I was a good ghost with see- through and sun- filled skin
Now I have a daughter with a paper-cut-toothed-grin
Shaking through the years
Drawing pillow staining tears
Running towards the grave
On roads Joanne had paved
Good News!
We bit our tongues for you
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Strawberry Boy Chicago, Illinois
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