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Without your arms, with out the gentle sound of current crashing, the anchored weight, keep draggin me down, feels the temper of the water teach us how to drown a beast of labor.
Wade out wade out as cattle carcasses wash up and bleed out, hug the breaking coast.
Dead gonna float to catch the subtleties that we've always known get torn to piece. Tighten our throats to sing the subtleties that we've always known get torn to pieces.
Some love is strictly drowning, some drown and never find this out.
Wade out wade out as cattle carcasses wash up and bleed out, kiss the breaking coast goodbye. Seek shallow water as we tire.
Wade into the open water. Wade into the slowest slaughter.
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Norman's Gun
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Tall pine sing sorrowful songs of gunshots back the only way they know.
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