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Glass Jar
04:34
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Woke up sunday morning
In a new kind of mood
Without any warning
I think my head may come unglued
There’s violetta on the counter
There’s lavender in the bathtub
And I know
Don’t ask me how
That my body is a glass jar
And it's true
Don’t tell me “no”
That my body is a glass jar
I get dressed in half an hour
And I tiptoe to the staircase
My mouth is feeling sour
I know I am a coward
And I know
Don’t ask me how
That my body is a glass jar
And it's true
Don’t tell me “no”
That my body is a glass jar
We dress up like wild men
To enter into the ballroom
Doused in resin
Even my jealous brother
He doesn’t know
What’s inside a glass jar
He holds the torch
To see into the glass jar
And I know
Don’t ask me how
That my body is a glass jar
And it's true
Don’t tell me “no”
That my body is a glass jar
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Cactus
04:03
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go home New York, New York
go home is a fun little program that corrupts//runs on all operating systems
go home is a band
go home supports
"experimental" and "rock" plugins, as well as .dance and .cry filetypes
(go home has feelings too)
go home is go home is a go home is a band go home is
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