Lullabies And Bad Dreams / Untitled 9
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Lullabies And Bad Dreams / Untitled 9
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You're dressed to the teeth but scared to the bone.
You sold yourself shot on a long winding road.
The war set in healthy. I hope that you're healthy.
And all that you ask for nothing at all. Rewrite disasters so the stock doesn't fall.
I hope that you're crying. Know that you're crying. Kept in place by winter nights.
Frozen floors and broken lives.
Scare me to death. Hold on.
Sing me to sleep. Play on.
Watch us eat your heart out.
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