1. |
Like Before
01:08
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Set aside
Those feels and a sigh
Those carved out pieces of your heart
Burn a match
The seams are attached
Latching on what can be set apart
And I feel
Like I did
Before
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2. |
Momentary
02:59
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Laying in your bed
There's a crown on your head
If you close your eyes
You will see
Stars shaped like roses
And clouds they seem closest
In same, the same monotony
Watch out
Before you outburst
You'll be first
To set the world on fire
You'll decide
If you'll be fine
Closed empty pockets
And blank empty lockets
Would be
Best be forgotten
Innately unbothered to see
Your made up fallacy
Watch out
Before you outburst
You'll be first
To set the world on fire
You'll decide
If you'll be fine
Watch out
Before you outburst
You'll be first
To set the world on fire
You'll decide
If you can't decide
What you're like
Then just try
And you'll be fine
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Austin Rose King City, Ontario
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