Joan of Arc
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Me (plural)

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Joan of Arc Canonical path: /joan-of-arc/me-plural Related lyric paths: 6
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Me (plural)

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Sleeperholds headlocks and cross body blocks

It's over/done and what are we again

Sleeperholds headlocks and cross body blocks

It's over/done and what are we all these all night campaings

Through lightlessness but spinelight a blink

And cheeks our half asleep big hopes

And half plans mirrored nearly infinite a little smalltalk

We pretend we exist don't test me the kids is dead

and I'm left confusing me for who you think

I am they all think they know it's wrong

And they all know they think it's wrong maybe everything

We meant to be didn't need to end so mean

I'm working on learning now to do nothing learning better

Leavings and left alones don't test me the kids is dead

And I'm left confusing me for who you think

I am we pretend we exist even though we all know the kids is dead

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