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Thelonious
03:36
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I tried to write you a letter,
I only write when I'm falling apart, and I'm losing limbs
I'm barely holding up,
Safe houses collapse around me
and I trip on anything and everything
Tear the fabric from blue patterns, sail away on cloth
Sail away on cloth,
On anything and everything,
Sail away on cloth,
On anything and everything
Too many voices floating around and I'll
Put my head through the wall
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I sometimes wonder why I write anything down,
A vain attempt and making something longer
Telephone wires wrap themselves around my hands at night,
But I dare not pry them free, for fear of slicing skin
A sunny day is the same as a rainy day anyway
When you come to, face down, in a bed of roses,
But you've lost your sense of smell,
It's better to leave with what you have,
Than have what you'd leave behind
I sometimes wonder why I write anything down,
A vain attempt and making something longer
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