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YY
00:51
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Why do we put stuff in this fucking cabinet,
Why do we fall down so easily,
Why do we even bother waking up,
Why are you looking at me?
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Spit Like Fire
01:53
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Sit like fire
Burn the child
Learn the ways
of this box
Labeled plastics
Flammable with matches
Sit like fire
in this box
Beat like drummers
Be the thunder
Knock down the barriers
of this box
Change the masses
Burn down their caskets
Hold like fire
in this box
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Earth Jokes
03:39
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I've been walking streets, looking for people to meet with answers.
Everyone's so bleak, rubbing noses into cancers.
And when this feeling feels so down,
I'm all alone with every one in town,
and there's a glare in your sunglasses
and you're never really sure
if heaven exists.
I've been climbing trees, looking closely at the branches.
All the bugs are freaks, touching me with their antlers.
And when this feeling feels so down,
I'm all alone with every one in town,
and there's spiderwebs in your eyelashes
and you'll never really know
if it's out of your hair.
I've been taking heat from the coldest avalanches.
Pick me for my meat; throw my bones to the canyons.
And when my bones don't touch the ground,
you'll never know what made that sound,
and there's a glare in your reaction
and you'll never really know
if I even exist.
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SPISH Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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