Binary Birds
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Binary Birds
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Stars in your bloodstream
You are doubly blessed to leave the ground
And I got the sense, even if I wanted to misunderstand
But the second they cut the chord
A layer of frankness covers all
The minute it takes to fall, you lose it
Then you crush into the night and the dust
Through the roof of your house
I could never carry you
You could not please me
Cars and dust out of proportion
And you got the chance, even if you wanted to miss out again
The second they cut the chord
A layer of frankness covers all
The minute it takes to fall, you lose it then
You crush into the night and the dust
Through the roof of your house
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