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Bleeding Redwood
11:35
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Bleeding Redwood
You hurt so good
Like a weakling should
Bleed for me blue redwood
Silk white three-piece
On your perfect niece
Make sure you erase every crease
Blindfold my eyes before too late
Peel off my skin
Like a stick-on sin
Can you stare at my grin?
Crimson restraints
Underneath my armor
Will the scar ever mend?
Rust needle taints
Ever-growing riot tumor
Will it pierce to the end?
Or give away?
Army crawly ants everywhere
Sandy, musty crabs, they scare
Air rots, wind chills, shake my bones and hair
Fearsome weariness, they seize
Mind numbs, frost bites slowly freeze
Dreamers screaming stop hurting oh please
Parasites inside my veins
Raw hands scooping out my brains
When I rot, hold on to my remains
You hurt so good
Deeper than I could
Bleed for me blue redwood
Bleed for me till I’m good
Blindfold my eyes before too late
I’ve given my all
But still a cog so small
Witness the depth of my fall
Crimson restraints
Underneath my armor
Will the scar ever mend?
Rust needle taints
Ever-growing riot tumor
Will it pierce to the end?
Blood needle taints
Underneath my armor
Will the scar ever mend?
Release all restraints
Time to face my riot tumor
Will you see me to the end?
Till I give away?
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The Must-Save List
05:58
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I’ve come this far,
While crying for mercy.
My tears all spent,
I cannot run straight.
I can’t reset my past.
I held on my fear,
While fighting for the many,
Many trapped hearts
On the cold, dark street
Names not on the must-save list
See me fly
For the last time, for the last time
To your side
I hid your scars
I covered my fake holiness
But they never were healed or made complete
Never were saved from this mess
See me fly
For the last time
For the last time to your side
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Minnasia Saint Paul, Minnesota
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