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Mixing Words
02:18
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Prison Bells
Wedding Shells
Selling Cells
My modest hells
Mixing my words
Sayings absurd
Mumbling, fumbling, messing up and I'm wondering why me
Seize up, sleeves up, distracted by something so tiny
Parking knots
Fisherman's dots
Polka lots
You're all robots
Wrong words used
I'm so confused
Mumbling, fumbling, messing up and I'm wondering why me
Seize up, sleeves up, distracted by something so tiny
No offense
But you make no sense
In your defense
Life makes you tense
You're not prepared
You seem so scared
Mumbling, fumbling, messing up and I'm wondering why me
Seize up, sleeves up, distracted by something so tiny
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See My Dreams
03:00
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I cooked this meal on my own
I wrote this song and I set its tone
I built this house and gave it a throne
And I sit here now, all alone
I sat down and wrote a poem
About how I am made of stone
And how the world has clearly shown
That I'm meant to be all alone
See my dreams
Through the machines
The ones that can read your thoughts, untie the knots
Represent them onto its screens
Birds sing and the coyotes howl
I hear them both, but never the same hour
The dogs sleep all day and the birds live in towers
They live together, five feet from the flowers
See my dreams
Through the machines
The ones that can read your thoughts, untie the knots
Represent them onto its screens
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Squiggly Lines Toronto, Ontario
a person who writes songs and then records them and then puts them on the internet.
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Taught me to count letters in a way that allowed me to speak.
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I just really like these songs.
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It's stupendous.
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