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Sure, we gave it a trial inside with our erroneous labours,
Maybe nothing can save us, save us now.
Maybe nothing can save us, save us now.
Was there worth in your while? Hesitation's persuasion,
Maybe nothing can save us, save us now.
Maybe not. Maybe love's the best we've got.
Maybe nothing can save us, save us now.
Maybe nothing can save us from misfortune, billowing out our proud distortions,
Zero allowance disproportion, Everthing over again.
Maybe not. Maybe love's the best we've got.
Maybe nothing can save us, save us now.
Maybe not, but something's wrong.
Maybe nothing can save us.
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The Verge of Tears
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We might not get there but we can teeter:
we kneel beside the entranced sines.
As to elucidate the procedure,
tried my disheveled best and nearly almost cried one whole nanolitre.
Join me, then, my peers, on the verge of tears,
cuddling our fears, and stay for years, if we can spare the moisture.
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Absentine Newcastle Under Lyme, UK
Prior work papertruth.bandcamp.com
my tube: www.youtube.com/colintron
collab: atrophywife.bandcamp.com
silly:
csurname.bandcamp.com
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