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Threads
01:21
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I’d say how much I care
but some things
I just can’t take
can’t handle
anyway
can’t concentrate with
you stuck in my mind
I’d say how much I need
these moments but
(every time I try and close my eyes
I fall in further and I’m not sure how to cope)
you won’t figure out
anything by yourself
((do i have to spell it out?))
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Skip Everything
02:40
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post-teenage angst on the morning bus
existential dread in supermarket queues
made plans with someone less important
inessential to me
there’s only one or two things I need
to hold on to this pastel-coloured nothingness
stop second-guessing
(one of those things might as well be you)
I wish I could just skip this August now
now more than ever
just hold on tighter
til my arms go numb and something dies
weird awakenings come and go now
micro symphonies of sudden rays of light
grasping onto something fleeting
stopped by a sudden sense of self-awareness
if you just stayed another day
if we just talked about the rain
I’d last another morning sane
((I wish I could just pause this moment now))
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56.6°N 7.7°E
03:57
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((I haven't got much to say))
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GLASS ARCADES Cardiff, UK
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