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Vultures
00:48
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The memory of you clings to me like moss to a stone
But it’s parasitic
It’s eaten away the best of me;
I became hollow from the inside out
When will this end?
When will I die?
The bluest light has faded to a grey
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Confidante
03:16
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Write down every word
Hide the paper in your head
Paint me a golden sun
And leave out the rest
Leave out the rest
Leave out the rest
You know everything
You know more than me
You know how I love
You know how I'm weak
When they ask you, "What did he see?"
Tell them only the most beautiful things
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I Remember
01:40
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I remember when you cried that morning
I remember when we died that morning
Our voices fade into the decades
Blending into a single tragic tone
The future will forget me, but will you?
Please don't forget me
I won't forget you
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When It Pours
02:08
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Like I never hoped
Like I never imagined
No arms
No legs
No voice
No tongue
There's no shelter that could keep me dry from all of this rain
Miles away from the ones you love
And there is nothing I could compare
To this feeling of weakness
The noose was tied
The cancer flowers bloom
The world is reminded
How life ends too soon
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Weak But Warm
01:24
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Time folds in and time folds out
Sways and overlaps
Why do I love you?
Stars are shaped and reshaped into infinite origami cranes
And we sit on the tip of a single wing
Why am I weak?
I won’t die
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See You When I See You
01:35
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Grey and pale
Worn and frail
Bone wrapped in white cloth
Swaying in the wind
There is nothing there
In the cold blue glare
There is nothing there
In the words you swear
See you when I see you
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