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intro (in 5/4)
01:28
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my dad new a guy
he was quite kind
he had a wife in mind
ah yes a good life seemed to be
a future in store for his fiancé and he
while not very present during my lifetime
it became quite a shock when he cut his own lifeline
perhaps from the ceiling he swung from a rope
no more a beacon of hope
when i had heard i hid and i cried
i didn't know it was possible to help yourself die
shaken up by this fact back then was i
ironically now i wonder if i should give it a try
despite this event's effects on me
i constantly feel bad due to my impiety:
I CANNOT REMEMBER FOR THE SAKE OF MY LIFE
THE NAME OF THE MAN WHO MADE THESE THOUGHTS FOR ME SO RIFE
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body books
01:44
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boodooda boodooda
boodooda boodooda
boodooda boodooda
boodooda boodooda
ink on my leg
art is made on the reg
little tattoos
subject to change with vents
body books i do write
that textbooks look in the light
body books i do write
that textbooks look in the light
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the razor
01:45
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anger (done dirty)
04:01
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The MIDI Skirts recommends:
LOVE AND AFFECTION FOR STUPID LITTLE BITCHES
by Black Dresses
cartoon network basically plays in my head on loop. i see a lot of my own life reflected in this album, and the lyrics and the sounds and just the *all* of it is so raw and it’s me so hard
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touched, or been touched by
by twinkle park
the sound of this ep is sooooo gorgeous. the fuzzy guitars, the perfect amount of reverb on the drums, the vocals, even the chimes. it’s like a dream
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i'm in your walls
by death insurance
hearing this album for the first time hit me like a truck; it resonated with me. hard. some of the songs even feel like snapshots of my own life!
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