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happy with the ground
02:40
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we will never see each other again ill take you to the train
cut the hair off of my head and draw the blood from my veins
ill never receive your love again
ill never believe in way back when
the feelings well up and they're visceral like they happened ten times over again
yesterdays coffee dissolves a worn down paper cup
acidic lapping at the bit and he can wait no more
he could be happy with the ground
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crash in
if you make a splash when you jump in
theyll drag you out and hold you in the sky
they will gently place you on the sidewalk
scratched up fucked and concrete in your skin
if you crawl then i will pick you up and make the final walk through the
finish line the tapes uncut recording all the little fuck ups its hard to keep your focus on the ground
to all the bugs trapped in the light
i hope theres more where that came from
a fleeting glimpse a failing star a cosmic death thats not too far
i hope theres more where that came from
conditioned to the ring of the bell
saliva pools into their well
we clasp our hands they're fixed with screws theyve all been stripped im in love with you
i hope theres more where you came from
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november
01:23
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waiting for the excess to get wiped off by a paper towel disintegrating
oil drips off the coming ledge
a marketplace for hell on earth
its a long hard fall
its a drag just to see you enthralled
its a long hard fall
when november comes ill be standing
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Hugh Schmidt Tacoma, Washington
ORTHODOXXER / silly punk/outsider bullshit
profile photo by omari spears
hwschmidt99@gmail.com for booking
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