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feel so easy
feel so bored
i'm intellectually insecure
a narcissist that mends
you're in my pocket
have my liver
feel the void
i'm proud to say
that im not yours
i'm capable i know
i wanna see the transplants show
i wanna see my lungs
they're in you're pocket
don't like love
i don't like hate
i'm frightful every step i take
awaiting glory sunshine
you're in my pocket
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Wherever They Follow
02:24
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My Cotard’s Syndrome
01:43
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How long
Oh how long
To reach you
Oh how long
I stumbled in
Listened
Now I grieve you
I want to be a new spiderweb
Can you see me
Can you hear me
I’m doing this for you
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fauna lotus Chicago, Illinois
sounds from a cocoon.
All instruments and vocals by Camille Broadnax aka Meo Beenaux except Skuttler where drums are done by Brandon Thompson
blacksandwichjohnandcamille.bandcamp.com
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