1. |
Lean
03:30
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2. |
Cry
02:41
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lead-heavy morning
sweet dreams receding
slow, simple keening
cry, cry, cry, cry
cry, cry, cry, cry
his things won't leave me
still have the house key
shirt in my laundry
cry, cry, cry, cry
cry, cry, cry, cry
in it or over it
could never satisfy
the look on your face
as i drove by
cry, cry, cry, cry
cry, cry, cry, cry
lead-heavy mourning
the end unfolding
hands tightly holding
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3. |
Grieving
03:09
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the stones,
they talk too much
making vaguely pitying statements
like "i'm better off without you"
you were told
not to look back
pride and sorrow drove you to do it anyway
now here is where i'll stay
orpheus,
in spite of everything that's happened,
i still love the way you play
your song
the truest tithe
your hands across the strings
as gentle as a stream,
polished pebbles underneath
i need you to know
i am grieving every day
orpheus,
in spite of everything that's happened
i still love the way you play
i need you to know
i am grieving every day
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