The Trees All Look The Same
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The Trees All Look The Same
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Tell me how it has to be and I can listen
I would listen but your silence is a
Sliver of a mirror
Your silence is a sliver of a mirror,
And I can see
I can see...
And the forest is filled up with winter
And the wind burns my ears
I can't see you, I can't hear you
But the trees whisper your name
And the trees all look the same
Your words stagger drunk with meaning
And you say them, and I hear you
But you mumble, is it just a bad
Translation
You mumble, is it just a bad translation
Where's the window?
I can't breathe....
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