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December's Fog
02:50
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Spinning with no friction I'm a
Toothless cog
Can't seem to find my way through
December's fog
A musty blanket of
Mustard gas
You asked if I was feeling ok and
I said yeah
But late at night when the stiff wind goes limp
I can see my own true colors like a mantis shrimp
There was no straw that broke the
Camel's back
Rubber band stretched too far it
Had to snap
Aching tension as we
Get closer together
My life is a
Bloody pheasant feather
But late at night when the moon is blue
I'm howling out across the prairie at what I remember was Sue
But late at night when demons are free
I feel the cold fog impose and take over me
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It's Today till it Ain't
03:23
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It's Today it's today
Yesterday dropped away
Among the fingers of light and the sleeping eyes
Tomorrow will come on tomorrow time
No one can stop the river of the dawn
You are the trembling of time
Between the light and the sky
Among the day and the moon and the sleeping eyes
You bare your nocturnal skin and I'm paralyzed
No one can stop the river of your hands
What I think I create
Who you are which you ain't
No one can stop the river of my mind
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