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Shrine
04:32
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I have made a shrine
I have made a shrine
Out of the heaviest thing I could find
Picture of you
Hung with fishin line
When I begin to find
When I begin to find
That I’ve left your laugh behind
That I can picture your smile in my mind
I’ll make a shrine
Hang it heavy from my spine
So the further that you get from me––
Maybe that will stretch your time
Almost to move again
Almost to reach ahead
I have made a shrine
Maybe that will stretch your time
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I Need A Friend
02:46
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I need a friend
I need a friend
Alone in my car
The world feels so far away
From me
Last night I dreamt
Last night I dreamt
I wanted a bookend
So I waited
On a call that never came
And I'll be honest
I went off the deep end
I flew off the deep end
I snuck in the basement
And hung there like a scent
Just for a second
Stood there and held my breath
Wonder why I'd make this
Nightmare of such proportion
Even worse
By coming here
Maybe I needed
Maybe I just needed
To be the one
To leave first
To leave first
To leave first
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