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Daylily
02:46
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What brought us to this fragile precipice?
You used to say you wished your life would never end
Who knew these halcyon days would hide such bitter truths?
I wish I could say the same; some wounds will never mend
Flowers only bequeathed to the dearly departed
I’ll pick a daylily for you
We are far more than our disastrous thoughts
Give yourself to the wind and let your blooms fly free
Flowers only bequeathed to the dearly departed
I’ll pick a daylily for you
Why will they only miss you after you’re gone?
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Doll's Eye
04:47
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“Cast me into the sea
Let my body be broken over pointed rocks”
These were the words left on the page
What else have you left behind?
And I saw your reflection
Through my doll’s eye
You carried a burden
You let no one in and hid your hurt
You found peace in leaving
How did you come to these grave terms?
So many words I wish I’d said
What else will we leave behind?
And I saw your reflection
Through my doll’s eye
Tear me into pieces
Carve my heart out
Render me helpless
Carve my heart out
And I saw your reflection
(Your eyes meet mine)
Through my doll’s eye
(As I grasp your cloak)
And I saw your reflection
(Your eyes meet mine)
Through my doll’s eye
(As you fade away)
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