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the paper lantern
02:10
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if you've been thinking about someone else
i dont blame you
ill crawl into bed
say this again
another way
"it hurts the same, i feel so lame"
paper lanterns all seem to fade
the lack of your presence brings me away
ill talk to warren
and come to the draw
ill be by myself
with no one at all
say this again
another way
"it hurts the same, i feel so lame"
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stick it out
and drink some water from my cup
dont be a stranger and leave something for me
ill say yes
because it hurts me
and i dont know what its like
all my limbs are numb
and inhibitions gone
find a new direction and say
"where will this go?"
stick your head in the sand
and you'll finally know
live without
and try to find some piece of mind
take a deep breath
and do what yr heart says
ill say yes
because it hurts me
and i dont know what its like
all my limbs are numb
and inhibitions gone
find a new direction and say
"where will this go?"
stick your head in the sand
and you'll finally know
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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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