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Rob Button - Pixie Dust
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Pixie Dust on the heads of little girls
Who could grow to become any of us
Earth worms lust over the corpses of
My dead friends who I miss very much
And I still see their faces in my dreams
And sometimes it's still hard to breathe
Song birds hum when filled with contentment
But there lately hasn't been that much
Ex lovers trust that they can't trust
The things I say or do because
I'm not worthy of their trust
But I still see their faces in my dreams
And sometimes it's still hard to breathe
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I know the symptoms and this is checking out
Shattered glass in a northeast parking lot
Cut my teeth on leaving so that
One day I cannot come back
Falling into frame
Existential crises in torrential rain against a window pane
Don't, no don't wait up for me
I'll be driving all night just move onto better things
And I could list a thousand reasons
But the truth is this is how I thought it'd always be
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Rob Button - Bad News
01:56
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