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winter song
03:50
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Lovers come and go like seasons change
My head, my heart, my lust all remain
All that changes is the person's name
The weight of crushing crushes is sustained
I don't know if I want to play this game
To be wild to be tamed
To be faceless to be named
Red wine winter nights stain my lips
As the slow sad music moves my hips
The ebb and flow of love is such a trip
Should I keep my balance or let it slip?
Letting feelings grow or cutting tips
All my heart wants is your new lips
Taking off my shoes, getting unclipped.
I tend to like people who do not like me back.
I do not like people who want to know me outside of the sac.
I am mesmerized by lust and my heart.
I get anxious when love begins and when it starts.
I would like to get to know you,
Whoever you are.
I want to take a long drive with you
In my Subaru car.
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2. |
bird song
04:23
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Sparrows in the awning
Keep me company
As I linger on past midnight
And they peacefully fall asleep.
I'm so sorry I disturbed you
When I opened up the door
In the morning it was empty
Now the birds don't come around, anymore.
Anger is in my heart now
As I'm wrestling lack of sleep
And my restless body bellows
And chaos fills me head to feet.
On my quest to feel complete
Like finding water in the desert heat
Tying sneakers to my feet
Praying for snow
And getting sleet.
I want to tell you
What I want to do.
It'd be a lie to say
That these feelings were new.
So take your time,
But don't take mine
Hold your horses, hold your breath
But don't hold mine.
I'm moving slow
But holding fast
I want to let it go
But heartache is known to last
It won't be long
I'm leaving soon
I'll lay it out in a song
In case these words meet you.
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Ninnylickers Hastings On Hudson, New York
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