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Can you picture it with your mind?
It's kinda like a painter gone blind.
Can you see all the colors in this light?
Didn't really see the point in all of this.
I dropped the frame in a gloomy garden but then this bee stung my blooming mind.
Whispered,"There's no point, it's just life."
Threw a box of shit down the river and somehow found it's way back in the end.
Can you see all the colors in this life?
Didn't really see the point in all of this, dropped a memory that weighed a thousand pounds.
So now we can just foxtrot on these clouds.
& we're never coming down.
Can you picture it with your mind?
It's kind of like with a mouthful of flowers.
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Graveyard Heart
03:25
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I'm a night owl and you know this.
Your hearts a graveyard, let it surface.
Graveyard heart.
You should protect your organs.
We've got motives.
Protect your organs
We all got motives.
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La Reina Oscura
04:13
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I love when you call back.
Press pause let's restart.
Take me to the end of the Earth.
Take me in your car.
Press pause.
Let's restart.
Give me your hand and give me your heart.
Surrender all of your love.
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Sunflower Bouquet
04:58
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Trying to stay in my lane.
I'm kind of swerving.
Feeling kind of blue.
Kind of nervous.
Still kind of drunk from the night before.
Then I'll tie some words to a melody.
Fill my bones, become apart of me.
The night will always end on a different note.
Would you read me the words you wrote on my tombstone, where I laid flowers on the grave?
Would you say what you really meant if the whole world was hearing it?
Well, I don't think you would.
Where do balloons go when they die?
& Where do you go when the sun sleeps?
I hope it's safe there.
I know I am the darkest thing at times but someday I'm gonna burn bright.
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