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Oak Creek
02:29
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In sorrow and black paths
I follow to your past
White snow defile with some wet footsteps
I know where you walk
And I want to be there
But in summer comes a while
Left my heart out sun bare
Cause in death you know that I'm here
And I Hope you wont mind
In distance I feel the closest to breaking down and falling
Kept words stoke fires and my mind is low and sprawling
It jumps from branch to branch synapse on synapse
Smother me my mother as you spun your last breath
Cause in death you know that I'm here
And I hope you don’t mind
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In time you learned to love the silence
If only you knew what It truly meant
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Victory Garden
02:27
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I've worn these holes in hopes it shows theres not much of me left to know
And you hold me to the wind when I'm exposed
I grit my teeth relentlessly praying for some sort of relief
Though the weight of it all may stay my feet
In the day you passed the last of what I held so you drug across the glass
And left your mark on what i hope won't be the past
The ground is your embrace still I waste not a single thought on you today
And I fear it will always be the same
Is not every tear I've shed in vain
Mere water for the flowers placed on your grave
For I have loved and lost but not forgot what you sought
I've got what I've I got but not what I want
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