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dying garden (demo)
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(Say you won’t leave)
Perfectionist perfectly perforates your armor,
Says she loves you but she needs some time to breathe
There's a snapping in your chest where your heart is harbored
She draws her blade back to its sheathe
Say you won’t leave
Consciousness: a cavernous pit of paranoia
I am wide awake inside a fever dream
The wound she left is now infected and it's keeping me up
I'm laying where she used to sleep
On my guard
Will I move past her?
Will I be happier?
Will all be well?
Say you won’t leave
Swear you won’t.
Hallucinating fornicating with a fallen angel
Forbidden fruit that blossoms on the holy tree
Serpents cling on all on the branches, signs at every angle
I can hear them whispering to me
On my guard
Will I move past her?
I'm forcing laughter to forget how I felt
I'm down again
I know I’ll get up
But I'm still caught up with how hard I fell
Say you won’t leave
Swear you won’t.
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