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another deepish
03:36
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run thru with eyes and violets inside
olives are flawless things
melting thru ice crystal to the light
but was i dead the whole time?
chew thru the rind of market wednesday
fevers are born in my back
i fantasize of loving nothing
flat as a bed in the dark
bury me once the wolf licks my heel and sew me shut
behind the light the sheetrock is thin
to love a manager
the fraction of tides that reach to my height
give birth to the northeast coast
i'm happy to hide within the frogfire
the view can't contain all my wealth
the brushed metal shines and i am terrified
i hold up my glass to it
think like a line that pulls thru your spine
fingers straight to the point
two bricks of cheese like one single week to circumvent
colored lights design your fingers in stone another week
bury me once the wolf licks my heal and sew me shut
behind the light the sheetrock is thin
to love a manager
to love a manager
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sun gel
02:01
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i'm only as old as most of what i own
i'm soft and i'm warm
i need you to believe me
i'm in a nightdrunk cause everything's at once
but i'm soft and i'm warm
and time won't be what changes you
if breath can wait surely you can wait?
and they say the wood's safe for tanks
if they come for me where can i go?
i'm with you sleeping a prism in the sky
i see thru the wall
your sleep is in my image
no crime in wartown i flit between the poles
the money is good
the sun hits the street
if death can wait surely you can wait?
i'll close the door most of the way
and you'll try to understand
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iffin Seattle, Washington
home-recorded functional punk/brittle-pop from seattle WA
iffin recommends:
pretty-nice crisis
by cfcq + the piss of assurance
we do still play some of these
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