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Parallel Universes
03:49
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Mean Mind
04:29
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when it comes
it takes ahold of me
like an old friend
feels like
right where we left off
feels like
it will never end
i wait till it passes
waiting for the light
to change
all looks dark
through my sunglasses
i play it cool
as wind to rain
the brightest light
casts the deepest shadows
and i can’t tell if it’s night or day
a mean mind in the way
of seeing or receiving
the warm summer rays
/ the warm, some erase
my lover, depression
you won’t let me
leave the bed
never quite enough affection
always f*cking
with my head
i wish i could
drown you out
though you’re quiet
a kitten in the sack
somehow
the familiar
keeps me coming back
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