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TERRORS
03:29
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still still
05:27
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so many ways to find you up on your hill
the breeze to remind you, you're still still
the questions, you're thinking, are making you sick
the fog all around you is sickened and thick
at times, you remember a smile or day,
the thoughts that you had when you wished her away
you want to be something different again
the sky won't lift you up and away
you buried on top of your little hill
the seed that you nurtured is still still
you've waited so long to see what would grow
its flowers all whisper that you're still alone
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terror dream
03:04
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in her room
04:38
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depression snow
03:43
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build a fire
04:48
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walls
02:54
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pinky the destroyer Chicago, Illinois
Dad in a basement.
All music and instruments by Mark Villalobos.
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