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Six Rivers
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Footfalls in the dark near me
always quicken my pulse
Why must you always so secret be
Why play me false
Seattle was never the place for you
Do we have the same favorite tree
If I can’t find you, may you never be
found
May you always run wild and free
Who harmed you when you were young
Who took the trust from your face
Scared of the wrongs that were done
Nothing I can say
If I can’t find you,
May you never be found
May you always run wild and free
ELLAPSIS (TIME IS A SICKNESS)
When Time is over
All time is Now
Threads of bodies scattered,
Weaving in and out
Look how they cluster
And stretch so thin
They think they started weaving
They think they know
What do you know?
Look what it says here
What do you know
And from this distance, all turns to smoke
Went wrong before we started
The sickest joke
What do you know?
Looks like we’re stuck here
What do you know
What do you know
before the long years
What do you know
Stuck at every turn
Weaving all the wrong ways
Clustered over time
How long till the seals break
As I get older,
I have less and less to say
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