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Introduction
01:16
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Rabbit Holes
05:07
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We were one, but now we're not., fractured parts of people.
Yelling stops and arguments stop, i can feel that feeling of loneliness creeping.
We were young, I should've known better, truth from the start, is always right. Heartbreak stops after it all comes crashing down, love never stops, but it did and it does.
Wandering past the roads that are tested, I am afraid I'll fall in the rabbit hole, caressing your neck and the warmth of her body against memories of mine.
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Melancholy Dreams of Fructose Caterpillars lead against candy seams of joan of arks misleading dignity. Gently towards the catacombs of broken whores who led the charge against loves leading desperate calls.
Hannah dreams of darkness, waiting for the burrows to be deeper, by the time shes found the one she loves. Evil witches filling up that void, politicians and Jesus freaks are contemplating human autonomy.
Condescending rumors from the squares, everybody is freaking out that human beings will anthropomorphize. Piglets rolling in blood and bloody filth, incestual beings judgement, what the fuck are we looking at?
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Phoenix/Arizona Melbourne, Australia
I was raised on Greenaway, Oshima & Breillat.
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