Looking For Knives
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Looking For Knives
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I went looking for blood
And they're giving me bone
And I wanted a map
I got directions back home
I went looking for knives
And they're giving me blooms
I went looking for knives
And I was looking for you
And I wanted a race
And I got a parade
Then they gave me a picture
Of the mess I'd make
I went looking for knives
And they're giving me blooms
I went looking for knives
And I was looking for you
I was working for dollars
But they're giving me dimes
And I wanted a rush
But they're giving me time
I went looking for knives
And they're giving me blooms
I went looking for knives
And I was looking for you
I went looking for body
But they're giving me thin
I was hoping to sail though
But they're making me swim
I went looking for knives
And they're giving me blooms
I went…
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