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Music Named Simon
03:14
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Here they come with brushes in hand. How they dance so well. How they paint such a perfect picture and get every detail. How they dance so well. Embrace me and make me calm. Embrace me and open the black of my windows. And open the floodgates in my veins. These words, a card to bring me home.
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This will never take away the pain. Cycles give all things meaning. Beauty cannot exist without the ugly. Making the ugly beautiful. Does this make everything shine? Only if we let it. Even when our feet are bricks in a sea of sadness... swim. Just swim. Stay beneath the waves and play dead to rest. This will never take away the pain. Cycles give all things meaning.
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KFP
04:00
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Hold your signs of salt to the wounded. Stomp on their hearts that are broken. Your views on fairy tails has miss the mark by at least a million miles. Send your parasites to gather tears for exchange. This existence would be so much better if your head was in a basket.
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Break Your Pointer
02:32
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It's time to break these paths. These waves have attachments. The tether is come loose. And I will taste this taste again and will ignore the bitterness and it will curve my lips upwards.
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Untitled
01:07
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My Blanket
02:50
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Ties me to my home. It's my security blanket. This useless wooden toy that will never let go and will always forgive. Hold me and cradle me. Spit in my face and kick me when I'm down. Nothing can make me feel this way. Fuck you. I love you.
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EVERYTHING AND NOTHING Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Songs written and recorded by Scott in 2020. Performed live by Rosie, John, Steve and Scott
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