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had a dream we were about to kiss
our lips inches apart, and get this
when i woke up those inches were all i could see
metamorphosised into a vase
with nothing in, no water, flowers
no matter, it's how it's meant to be
like a dog stretched out like a trellis
more space than animal, you can tell it's not well
and it hasn't been for a while
like a word that, in its artful kerning
spells out something else, some kind of
yearning for a place that isn't there
oh ma ma ma ma ma
we can lock horns, i'm an aries, you're a taurus
you're a native here and i'm nothing but a tourist
but i'll find my home in the negative space
yes i'll find my home in the negative space
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Malamute
03:31
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mario, keep keeping yr head up
even though no one's said yr name for a while
your spine is so twisted out of shape
i didn't know then, but i know now
hah!
outside it's white, in fact it's sorta vacant
we saw something emerge and let it come inside
and nobody trusts anybody now
and we are all so goddamn tired
it's in our blood by now!
but we still look the same!
it's in our blood by now!
but we still look the same!
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Skeleton Power?
03:18
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if you die in yr dreams are you dead for real?
if someone kills me in my sleep maybe i won't have to deal with it
so here i go again, we only want our freedom
it's only right that you should play the way you feel
& you can eat what you want provided that yr eating
something you can chew w/ your gums
or tender little hole when yr naked in the classroom
and nobody can stand how great you're lookin
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