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Bad Thoughts
02:46
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this is where I'll stay
in a gas station parking lot
keeping time with a broken clock
from the driver's seat
the people look like rain
wanna crawl deep inside of them
a virus in every limb
a black little seed
that burrows deep in their brains
and falls like snow in their veins
you said that you love me
actually love me
but I'm getting worried
that I am too heavy
to carry around
like a cross on your neck
black hole in your chest
your greatest regret
what do you need?
where do you want to be?
I tried so hard to be yours
that I've got nothing left for me
and I know I've been so bad lately
if you just stay maybe
we can glue ourselves
together again
when I was looking for you
i was digging through a pillbox
handfuls of capsules designed
to turn my mind off
but I am alone
with a bottle and a bad thought
praying to something
and trying to turn the lights on
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2. |
Sunday
03:42
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you left me where you found me
alone with blood in my mouth
I asked you if you loved me
you said that doesn't matter right now
I lost you on a sunday
freak accident
first day of spring
I always check the weather now
and take comfort in those silly things
in pictures and poems
I keep it so close to me
heavenly glow
the place that I want to be
where did it go?
and did it mean anything?
all that i want
is a reason for everything
it's blinding now
dull ache
soft sound
and I know
that you
are the best
I'm gonna do
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Jimmy Welty Kalamazoo, Michigan
Songs from Kalamazoo, MI
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