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A Heavy Heart
03:26
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My heart is getting heavy and it's falling through my chest
down through the stage down to the earth where it belongs
but your hand waits at the ready to return it to my nest
of flesh and bone all tucked around my swelling lungs
and all I see it you but you're not seeing me
My mind is getting hazy and it's seeping through my ears
no living man or king or beast could help me heal
but the burdens not so heavy without knowledge there's no fear
just the caverns of my skull I know are real
and all i hear is you but you're not hearing me
My flesh is getting weary and its slipping off the bone
no muscles left to hold my being into place
and it's not fair of me to ask not to be left alone
but this view wont look quite right without your face
and all I want is you though you want more than me
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Lavender
02:46
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gloombug New Hampshire
sarah, alanah, ty, ryznal, conor, adam, trent, etc. we make soft goth gloom pop.
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