Non Sequitur
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Non Sequitur
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I can see your face move when you speak
Focus on the space between your teeth, oh no
Every word is unaccountable
Everyone seems faultless before they say anything
I'm the dirk side of your mirror
The downside that's screaming here
And we know our setting suns
We know our damage [repeat]
I can hear the words as they come out
I should wire my jaw shut to be agreeable
No one else is conscious of the clear audible flaws
I'm a negative endless sentence, non sequitur with claws
I'm the dark side of your mirror
I'm the low note shattering ears
And we know our setting suns
We know our damage [repeat]
I'm the downer in you beer
I'm the low note in your ears
We know our empty glass
We know how long it last
We know our setting suns
We know our damage
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