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The black bird sits atop my guts |
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And spreads its wings for flight |
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My shoulders back |
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My jaw pushed out |
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My stomach sucked in |
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Its wingtips push across my lungs |
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And fill them full of feathers |
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But the brushstrokes feel like |
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Hearthpokes into my skin. |
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The black bird feasts upon my guts |
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And bears its beak to fight |
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My shoulders back |
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My jaw pushed out |
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My stomach sucked in |
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Its wingtips push across my lungs |
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And fill them full of feathers |
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Now they poke between my teeth |
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And that's why |
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I thirstWhen he flies me to the top |
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There's nothing but the fog |
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A heart of stone |
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Eggshells for bones |
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They lead you to be lost |
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The dark slope drags you down |
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The dark slope drags you down |
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The dark slope drags you down |
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The dark slope drags you down |
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The black bird is a part of me(The dark slope drags you down) |
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A part of me, so sad to see(The dark slope drags you down) |
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The black bird is a part of me, so sad(The dark slope drags you down) |
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To see, so sad |
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I ask before |
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I goFor you to drop a lit match down my throat |
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And smoke the bastard out |
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Or burn him to a crisp' |
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Cause I'm already carrion |
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Been eaten from the inside too long |
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This black bird wants to rip me |
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Limb from limb |
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The black bird dips its beak |
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In blood and writes its thoughts in cursive' |
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Cross the bones that are its jailer |
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And my ribcage |
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And when you turn me inside out |
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Believe in me, without a doubt |
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The words were all of his |
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And none of mine |
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When he flies me to the top |
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There's nothing but the fog |
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A heart of stone |
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Eggshells for bones |
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They lead you to be lost |
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The dark slope drags you down |
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The dark slope drags you down |
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The dark slope drags you down |
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The dark slope drags you down |
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The black bird is a part of me(The dark slope drags you down) |
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A part of me, so sad to see(The dark slope drags you down) |
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The black bird is a part of me, so sad(The dark slope drags you down) |
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To see, so sad to be me. |