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oh, the rash sound of this soliloquy,
what did I do wrong?
what didn't we do?
from the start I knew I was in danger,
but I kept coming back,
I wasn't Sisyphus,
I was Merope
ashamed,
a bright star dimmed for the sake of a man
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i miss my lover
01:14
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my lovely lover,
where did you go?
my lovely lover
only loves
the skin on my back
"can I come on it?" he asks,
every time.
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lorna
01:35
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lorna
is the name of charlie's rat
wonder if he'll ever call me back
to apologize for putting his hands in my mouth
when we fucked on the couch that one time
lorna, I am so forlorn for
lorna
forlorn for lorna
i am so forlorn for lorna
lorna gave
dillon a black eye
mom and dad wonder why
we can't
choose good partners
lorna
I am so forlorn for you lorna,
forlorn for lorna
i am so forlorn for you lorna
the girl of my dreams?
(more like,)
wish I could be
a girl named lorna
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i feel
really awkward and exposed now
i didn't intend for that to happen
but i'm happy you're here
i'm happy, one year later
for all the heartache
and bullshit
i'm still here. ready to share this with you
ready to be real again
to heal
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untitled hidden track
02:11
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palths Portland, Oregon
just a girl, alone in her room
palths recommends:
it's gotten me through a lot of that angsty girl bullshit and made me feel so fuzzy and warm inside
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Roll the Bones
by Shakey Graves
a beautiful album i'm pretty sure is timeless to me
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for those dark, stormy nights i ride the 20 bus down burnside at 8 o'clock at night
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Rough Business in Copenhagen
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Manic drum & bass with a sinister industrial edge from this Texas artist that occasional recalls Aphex Twin at his most evil.
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Toise Make Noys
by Uncle Woozee
This wild experimental artist from Chicago uses electric kazoos, tape loops, and more to craft far-out, wonderfully confounding songs.
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