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Great Lakes Freighter
05:22
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Some other wedding
Some other rainy day
Quiet rooms and zoos
Keeping us from falling
Spent a whole evening
Curve my back into a chair
Quiet pianos
Play the rain
We wait for buses
While the kids sleep in the car
The same piano
Plays the rain
But I’ll never
See you dancing in that dress
A temporary cover
From the rain
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I
Hear echoing woods
A Child
Holding my hand
Jesus
Wasn’t an only son
Alert with
Too long legs
Seven
Black dogs make a span
Sunlight
After midwinter
Thoughts
Echo pink unicorns
Do I
Clean up the toys?
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4. |
Lipstick Linkedin
03:15
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Turn in my phrases
‘Cause I’m not a professional
And they can smell it on my body
Frenet on my lips
A rush of want
Restrict my lines by keywords
Notifications pull me in
Practice my makeup and resume
Neither quite fits right
What is all this?
But attention?
Amens to be delivered
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Slow down
Ground level goddess
I’ll drag beside you
Your soul’s to fast for me
Spirit child
I’m good in this body
Black snakes
Come back
Past deep rooted thrones
Light up the ground
Dream swimmer
I’ll find my back
We’ll meet at the creek again
Go through the old ways
On my way back
Grey horses
Trod
By path laced woods
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6. |
Fuck Summer
04:13
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Fuck Summer
Fuck Rock and Roll
Every corner’s drying out
Flamingos brush the sky so I say
Why parking?
Does Rita come?
Metal chairs and tables hold us up
Again
Fuck action
Fuck seams of things
I try not think about
Threadcounts
Fuck Summer
Fuck Rock and Roll
Every corner’s drying out
Flamingos brush the sky so I say
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Unicorn Hits Denver, Colorado
Raucous & Dark 🪔🧨🧿🔮
Queer Rock n' Roll. 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️🏴☠️
Sarai/Suzi/Eric
Joseph/David/Max
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