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urgency (demo)
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(“but above all my displeasure in everything displeases me”)
I never really believed the stories of You
Just felt peaceful when I looked up at the sky, I guess
blindly naïve and unwavering in faith for a friend I’d never met
Now that I need faith in something, I mean Anything
The same upward gaze just burns my eyes
And I started smoking cigarettes
Do You think it’s because deep down I wanna…
Oh, You sure see right through me!
(what's on the other side?)
I always said that question wasn’t worth investing time, but oh
It envelops me
Now I’m consumed and swallowed whole!
The thought enfolds me
(man is just an illusion based off of the situations and circumstances… the experieces that surround him…not in control of your own happiness…you’re not you, you’re everyone else)
Oh whats on the other side?
So much to believe in, but not enough time to see it
you gotta recognize the urgency here
Last night I fell asleep where I had fallen
So I outstretched my arms as the abyss took the earth
And I kissed the dirt like my mother’s face goodbye
A jolt to consciousness like – like how the tires hit the curb and
I was so close to You then, if only a bit further down the bend
But I saw the brightest colors I’d ever seen reflected through shattered glass
The whole car flying through the night, I thought it was strange - they were screaming, but I?
I was quiet.
Don’t be afraid of it
Don’t be afraid of it
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k. harper Cleveland, Ohio
long live appalachia.
the mountains are for anyone.
black lives matter.
yeehaw.
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