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Tall Grass

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Tall Grass

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My mind is ready to die

Seeds of infertility

Are growing into ghostly trees

Taken root in some selfish plea

Forgiven for being born ugly

And set free on a bitter wind

There is no high high enough

No love keeps you satisfied

A rotting eternity in your arms

Desperate lovers in an old house

Slowly burning through the ground

Will one day be entirely forgotten

Where little feet walk tall grass

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