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Artist: Audrey
Canonical path: /audrey/big-ships
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Big Ships
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Big Ships
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I face myself
And how could I love someone like you?
You hurt yourself
And how could I sit here and watch you die?
If this is the truth
Then how could I fall into her arms?
"Is that all?", you say
I try to focus, but it won't help
It's your eyes I see
I try to kill it, but it's still here
All the memories they passed
Erase my lungs and heart
Is that all that's left?
Thousands of pieces into the rocks
Could you or could you not?
I'm leaving this town
I'm leaving tonight
I'm going for the new
It's over
It's over because of her
I'm leaving
And doing it for the best
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