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Asleep
03:10
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today I wake up feeling all alone
absentmindedly scrolling through my phone
so I clean my room for a couple hours
wait for the hot water, step into the shower
wet my hair and close my eyes
this could be a dream
I can conjure anyone
through peppermint and steam
lavender and motherwort
grief that I forgot
I can replace anywhere
with any place I'm not
inside every glance I can plant a seed
even if our eyes never really meet
even if they do
somewhere in my head
somewhere in my room
somewhere in my bed
can I be sure asleep
that I'm alive or dead?
can I be so alone
if I'm asleep instead?
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2. |
Your Periphery
02:31
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do you and I see eye-to-eye anymore?
I don't think so
pass through your periphery again, so it goes
I can assume he's home
I think the end's come every time
you call him up and hang me out to dry
it comes around, what's yours was mine
you call me up, act like everything's fine
do you and I see eye-to-eye anymore?
I don't know, so
if you're ashamed of me, just say so
'cause you're not my ego
I think the end's come every time
you call him up and hang me out to dry
it comes around, what's yours was mine
you call me up, act like everything's fine
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