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Henry Make Good
03:50
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hushed up how summer pushed me away. and the red wine. what you see isn’t what you get. how do you care to feel? am i not what you expect? vitriol. vapour trail. exocet. if it keeps you up shaking at times. hope for news tomorrow in spite of everyday. the death of disaffect is temporary. is transient. and there’s no earthly sin i care to commit.
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Dialtones
03:35
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timetable agitators. more or less. an understanding. welcome distractions. blame. then it’s already there. more or less. at home sick of excess company. i often wonder how you live there. on your own in the highest rooms. welcoming without a word. without a sound. sneaking out and crawling back. sneaking out and crying.
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Further Still
05:57
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how long? i can’t be so strong. don’t count me out. keep me far away. we’ve never been anywhere worth mentioning. acres of common in spring. saccharine. doctors of thought. masters of art. amputate this crudest heart. bending to break keeps me awake. if i had the guts to stay. here’s wishing you well. it’s hard to think when we were kids we thought we knew ourselves so well. there’s comfort in change. in ‘barely awake’. a whisper wishing you the best. i only want the very best for you.
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