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february
01:52
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baseball metaphors
03:50
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It’s been a while since you left
I’ve been a child, but you were never near enough to hear this song and
If you say to be free, then maybe you will join me
So focus up little shepherds leading flocks
On all the things you had wanted to be
Moldy fences, broken trees
Bruised ankles, and bent knees
I’m still here just drowning in my room. All alone.
I’m still here just trying to get some sleep without you.
But it’s just baseball metaphors and all those things we can’t afford
Your dad was right I don’t fit
In your life where it begins
But here it ends
In this car
At the airport double parked
Crying in the backseat while I go through TSA
Smoke another cigarette and say that you’re okay
I think we’ll be okay, I think…I think…
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sad hair day Eugene, Oregon
solo project of macks from the shifts, previously os oso.
os oso bandcamp:
ososofightsevol.bandcamp.com
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