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Prune Your Bloomers
02:40
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why can't I be more like my mother?
I'm emotionally six feet under.
I was so happy when I was younger
aren't I supposed to have suffered
to turn out to be such a bummer?
feeling taken in
taking too much medicine
pulling at dead ends
this is the saddest sky I've ever seen,
it's bruising purple, caving in.
talk to your plants to make them grow sooner
pull all the right weeds and prune all your bloomers
burying something to face in the future
hope by the springtime things will look better
don't know what it means,
but I really am trying
please don't look at me
that is the saddest face I've ever seen,
it's giving up or something in between.
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Behavior
02:24
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all my skin is coming off again
summer comes and sunburned bodies go
way past 10, I've been sleeping in,
waiting for you to let me know
since you've been gone, you've been moving on
and I've been moving slow
I'm back here one year later
let's all watch my behavior
all the blood I've been spitting up
I've stained the bed again
begged for flood to test my shitty luck,
and now it' s setting in
I'm back here one year later
let's all watch my behavior
every night, I am still surprised
when I can't fall asleep
broken blinds pulling up my eyes,
it's all I ever see
and you were wrong,
two years ain't that long,
and I know you're gone,
but you don't have to be rude
I'm back here one year later
let's all watch my behavior
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