Two Ships
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Two Ships
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Deep patterned thoughts, hereditary traits
I'd rather not stay up too late again
But its in my blood to overcommit
Or to stop before I even begin
So you can take this with you
An admission of my faults
As a poem or a prologue
A rhetorical remark
We could do what we've said
Captain our own vessel
Debate our inspirations
Live of our decisions
But it seems like its the case
The winds are dying down
A calm lull on our ocean
I need you in my head
Is there a place for me in yours?
I need you in my head
Is there a place for me in yours?
I need you in my head
Is there a place for me in yours?
Direct me where to go
I'll follow to your green hilled rabbit holes
The place where you call home
Direct me where to go
I find my troubled mind is more at ease
Whenever I'm with you
Direct me where to go
I'll follow to your green hilled rabbit holes
The place where you call home
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