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Never
05:54
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Awake hollow
The galore of what I had before
A favourite thing to sink deep
A dying mind of keepsakes
A dry mouth of lies
I've spent all my time
Swallowing my heart
Drowning it soundly
While my every effort rots
I am my own mime
Whispering my parts
Knowing tomorrow
I'll be all I'm not
A weighted sorrow
The guilt of what I have built
Four walls in which to seep
They can't show you what to know
Please know me before I go
I've spent all my time
Following her heart
Placing my graces
I'll be forgot
This is a wasted rhyme
Crawling forward blind
Delaying decay
Our faces fall apart
Days always pacing
Trying not to find
Only an addict of mistakes
In an attic of severed ties
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Birthdays
02:38
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Maybe next year
Maybe we'll keep in touch
But maybe next year
This won't mean as much
A craving, scared
For the ghost of what I loved most
But it's been so many birthdays
Since I began to make these repairs
Maybe next year
If I'm still here
Grow into saying no
Then grow into lying low
And mirrors begin to show
A man, no one wants to know
I already miss the taste
In your sweating bed, blushing red
The black hair I couldn't keep
And your blood on my white sheets
Maybe next year
If I still care
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twenty-four hours Providence, Rhode Island
twenty-four hours is the gothic and existential rock project of Matt Terry, begun in 2010.
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