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are you happy?
remember mucking round in school yards
and burning stuff in science class
now i can't tell
if you drink to have fun again
or just to bury yourself
we're skeletons
trying to find what makes us feel alive
we're skeletons
wondering how we fit in our skin
are you satisfied
they said we could do whatever we liked
that was kinda overwhelming
we grew up to fast
trying to make heads and tails
the pressure wasn't there at all
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I hate it when we pass each other on the street
and you don't even bother to acknowledge me
even a wink or a slight twitch of your lips
might begin to convince me that
you haven't turned…
you haven't turned your head away to look in the other direction.
no you haven't turned
you haven't turned into some kind of a prick.
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Phantom limb
04:30
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hit me like a rock
never meant to fall in love
now that you are here
i can't recall before we met
heres to new encounters
to that dried up spit fountain
to traversing a mountain
to find what its is all about
hit me like a bus
never (could have) dreamt of us
now that you are here
lets make the most of it
out in the garden with our friends
felt our bodies graft together as you touched my hand
hit me like a hatchet when you up and left
felt a tingling where you were, my phantom limb
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Francis Brisbane, Australia
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