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2.22
03:36
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I knew a brass girl that had a brass heart
within her brass chest but it melted when she was hot
what do you do when your father is a blacksmith?
what do you do when your mother is wooden?
you’re going to pack your bags
and get a one-way trip to Iceland
enjoy the northern lights
but write us once a week
don’t let the 315 define your 5 ft 6
What do you do?
What do you do when your father is a blacksmith? What do you do?
What do you do when your mother is wooden? What do you do?
You’re going to pack your bags
and take a one-way trip to the Riverbend
don’t let the East Coast lights
don’t let them reflect off of you
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In the Yeet of the Night
04:23
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Happy anniversary to your sobriety
I would cheers to that
idle hands become sharpen blades
so you took up macramé
acquired knitting needles to construct yourself a shield
to guard you from all those ill advisors
Feeling like a slightly twisted skeleton key
the poison tattooed on your wrist
reminds you of your next of kin
I hope you hold to that
idle hands become sharpen blades
so you took up macramé
acquired knitting needles to construct yourself a shield
to guard you from all those I’ll advisors
there’s a place inside your head
it’s a room without a light and a desk without a chair
when you’re looking for the door
a door without a knob
and it makes you wonder if you’ve ever been there
if you need an ear just give me a call
even if it’s in the yeet of the night
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Overnighter St. Louis, Missouri
Music made in a basement for the pleasure of other basement’s, basements.
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