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Sarah Confronts a Pond
03:06
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I burned the back of my hand on the side of your train
Oh, it hurts when you leave, it hurts to beg you to stay
Loudly the first time; silent the third
I could’ve called you by now but I don’t know if I should
Yea, nothing gets better, yea, nothing feels good
I play it again in my head but I can’t change the words
We splay all our limbs out in every direction
We cringe at the pain but we beg for the tension
I’ll pretend I didn’t mean a thing I said
I’ll crush both my cheekbones to make the occasion
Dressed like the devil; torn like a tendon
I’ve got nothing but ice at the top of my legs
Do you think if you missed me do you think I would know
Like the heel of your hand on the bridge of my nose
Cool air in my lungs, both my wrists in your belt
Oh some names we take home but same names are bent
You weren’t leaving me, no, just leaving for Kent
Do you even remember the way that it felt?
I hate the way, I hate the way I feel
I hate the way, I hate the way I feel
If you’d only forget it would only get better
No one ever comes south except for the weather
I’ll dream that you come back, you come back to me
But come morning I’ll pray that you don’t make it back here
Maybe I’ll get to Memphis
Start hormones like my friend did
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The Moons is a Thief
01:08
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