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mother teeth
02:17
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i feel like a stranger at every party
i'm foreigner in my own body
i'll eat my weight in bread, i'll cry in bed, i'll give you head
my ex called me crying on the phone on acid from a motel bathroom
i’m a fuck up but at least my art shows that
this world will swallow you whole
why do you want to be special so bad?
why do you want to be special so bad?
why do you want to be special so bad?
is it your capitalist father or your overbearing mother?
i cried on a psych ward floor, at airports, and in her arms
soon i’ll be 20 years old and ache for the person i once known
i’m spitting out the cum in my mouth
i stopped cutting my skin and threw away my pills
i was born from pain but i’m fucking alive
i’m fucking alive
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coward
02:31
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Ground Sloth Orchestra Seattle, Washington
[next show june 7th swamp house, olympia]
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