A Better Home
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A Better Home
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I’ve been sleeping with the TV on
Just loud enough to drown out all my thoughts
Cause lately I can’t think without panic chasing me
Stare at the ceiling, count pounding heartbeats
Lost in a crowd
Of recycled bones and skin
What do you now
With your seven skeletons?
I know how it feels to get stuck
Lonely, melancholy, nothing makes you give a fuck
But if our stubborn bones can grow new on their own
Then we can change ourselves, and build a better home
Lost in a crowd
Of recycled bones and skin
What do you now
With your seven skeletons?
Lost in a crowd
Of recycled bones and skin
What do you now
With your seven skeletons
The darkest clouds part overhead
What do you do now
With your seven skeletons?
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