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J/K
04:08
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J K J K J K (etc)
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some where inside moments
an always space and time
I hope you note reflections
I hope you note your crimes
feeling like I need this
feeling like a kid
waves covet emotioned
feeling like a fit
I have every confidence
in your ability to climb
above the mediocrity
above the other kind
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3. |
blue part two (miss amy)
02:14
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lost in days
calmed
calmed
miss
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on a random day
I imagine them alone
in a world so unnatural
but you gave them a home
a place they felt at home
I could never thank you enough
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in shoes (for jodi)
07:37
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I lost the feeling behind my face today
you had a mirror
had a light
show me how to find
I lost the feeling inside my name today
you put the letters into place
you put the breath into claim
(blue is the light
blue is the shine)
we built a meaning with so much grace today
we are these hands
we are these lives
we can use them right
we are the image inside this frame today
we spread the colors
form the shape
behind it all will always be your name
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6. |
reading (for Theresa)
01:57
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The Ghost Making Minnesota
bedroom albums by Isaac Everhart
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