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Arboretum Miles
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Where do you run when people try to find you out
What creeps in and guides the arc that holds the doubt
Raining down your shoulders and splintered wings
Swore upon a scraped-up knee to never strain those strings
Where always is whatever changed to while
Just sleep away those arboretum miles
My visions of the harbored grey through wire
Kissed in sheets of pessimistic smiles
Where do you run when people try to find you out
What creeps in and guides the arc that holds the doubt
Raining down your lips, drown in the wine
Dare I take a single step to gothic halls behind
Where always is whatever changed to while
Just sleep away those arboretum miles
My visions of the harbored grey through wire
Kissed in sheets of pessimistic smiles
Where always is whatever changed to while
Just sleep away those arboretum miles
My visions of the harbored grey through wire
Kissed in sheets of pessimistic smiles
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Another cocktail toward my trepidation
French blue affections left in stations
Gargoyles that cry along the Eastern spires
Wings too short to fly, in decline
It's miserable to feel any better than before
Does it turn you on?
By yourself
Just the touch of loneliness
What secret phrase could grace the silence we revived
Could it strike you strange?
Message made
In a cup of loneliness
Religious tension in estates of sparkling haze
To cautiously exciting imitations laid
Resonating fright of comest vandalized
Resonating fright I'll never cross your mind
It's miserable to feel any better than before
Does it turn you on?
By yourself
Just the touch of loneliness
What secret phrase could grace the silence we revived
Could it strike you strange?
Message made
In a cup of loneliness
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