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ste(a)l --> ground
03:34
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let me grow straight and tall
like a tree
or let me grow crooked
if that’s the shape I must be
just don’t let me grow false
let me put down roots
I give you this so you can feel less alone
If you give me something too
well then magically
we actually have all we need
where the tame things go I can be unbound
let knots become rope become hair
put that steal back in the ground
got all the 5 boroughs’ mail by mistake
out of all the paper built a cozy chateau
gave out coupons to everyone we know
stain the paper, doesn’t matter how
buy the cherry orchard
stumble chainsaws around
find emancipation and other assholes own the goddamn ground
where the tame things go I can be unbound
let knots become rope become hair
put that steal back in the ground
we're buckled in till it’s all over
stay present, don’t dare look over your shoulder
skim the surface and hope we did enough
oh Lord, Lord, I hope we did enough
I hope we did enough
where the tame things go
we can be unbound
let knots become rope become hair
put that steal back in the ground
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song for self-worth
02:52
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I'm more than my work
I'm more than my shiny
my shiny trophies
I don’t have to do it right
I can take it easy this time
I don’t have to earn it
someone handed me some shit
or maybe I earned some shit
none of it mattered
join me on the rooftops
siblings
meet me at the beach
mom and dad
be gentle
be gentle as a feather
disregard those opinions of the fucking fascists
even if I can’t
I can't say nice things about myself
I know
I know I’m bettering myself
that’s all that matters
a song
a song for self worth
well it couldn’t make things worse?
or here’s hoping
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the amazing Lorenzo Landini New York, New York
NYC's only solo emo folk rock act. probably.
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