1. |
DAYS OF THE WEEK
02:43
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days of the week
days of the week
days of the week
my friend
your so weak
I can't speak
until the
very end
get away
leave some space
for me
to mend
days of the week
your so weak
"why can't
we pretend"
you say you want me
well that's a lie
you say you need me
I wish you'd go & die!
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2. |
FIX YOU
05:45
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3. |
LONG DRIVE
04:54
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it's a long drive to you and i see
you always wanted me to suffer through
it's a long crawl back to me
solutions are dreaded lies
within the sheets
do you want me
like I wanted you
you know it's a mistake
to have travelled this way
it's a long walk back to me
all the hopes are just tied up suffering
it's a long drive to you
and I see you always
wanted me to suffer through
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4. |
MOTH
03:33
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I just want to kidnap you
unwrap you all the rest of the day
I would like to wrap my arms
around the thin of your waist
i would like to dig inside
your back and scrape it all away
i just want to put my hands around
your neck and fuck you all day
august's sunday
lipstick leather
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5. |
NO FRIEND OF MINE
01:56
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you won't sit in one place
in my space
in your case
you won't sit and stare down
how can you
how can you
your no friend of mine
the walls will build and mud you
brick you
enclose you
you won't sit and stare down
how can you
what say you
the walls will trick you
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6. |
THE BISHOP
03:41
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don't you get too close
red welts cry from the rope
wrap the cord 'round me
can you feel my red disease
lift the tape real slow
wrapped tight so you choke
airless skin reprieve
can you feel my red disease
kill me now,I want to die
-light of the moth
-consumes me
-light of the moth
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