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Special Kind of Hell

from happy dagger by Purepleaser

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There's something in the way
everyday
make it colder 'cause you can shoulder
everything
Maybe missed her as the winter
threw it's shade
All these blisters
they make me twist a move
away
away
away
There's no more jangling when you walk
Guess you got nothing left to sell
These waves are deaf in concert, you bought
you're own special kind of hell
Molly's maiden scenes,
webbed dreams, & finite jests
Loose at the seams
forever
echoing inside your chest like
bees in the face, bees in the face
move away
Should I suggest a compliment fixation test?
There's no more jangling when you walk
Guess you got nothing new to sell
These waves are deaf in concert, you bought
you're in your own special kind of hell
Stride right through
your hair's a tasseled point of view
No fashion in your careless swells
No rhymes only reasons to keep your heart from feasting
you're own special kind of hell

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from happy dagger, released October 9, 2017

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Became a fan of Sleep Awareness Week while growing a beard. The tooth grew longer than the beard. From sleeper wear to sleep aware, regular programming has ceased to serve its function. It's all, "Light me, Johnny" & "Jesus, I was sick" from here on out. ... more

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