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Talk to Myself
01:24
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i thought i knew who i was at 24. what is to say of what cannot be said? (too bad outside too bad outside) i needed to break the ice if only for myself. you did a good job freezing me. i should talk to myself more.
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In a Year
02:18
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im fully aware that i have no idea. caught you out of the corner of my eye but i wasn't anywhere but right where i was. in a year the first trees on sagamore street concede their green to autumn's cracked calling while my influence draws back to my roots - like clockwork - how memories deceive the patient thinker to enlighten broken patterns in the woods far, or not far, from my house the hearty earth, trodden, taking note of whom now passes through.
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Hollow
02:32
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i'm hollow. i'm empty. you told me you're used to this. i'm sure it's not this. you're used to me. i'm content with your event horizon. i see you in dreams i have to wake to see through. (there are ways around growing up. i feel it in the sun. i'm not sure of this routine. my routine is not having one.) i'm content with your event horizon.
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