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Antler
01:56
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you gave me your spite
I learned your ways
insert yourself into everything I say
antler
I hung my drawing on your wall
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Bitterroot
03:59
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I can't amount to what you do
it's nothing like you
at least I think
as my teeth sink into you
I'm wasting time
in your eyes
thick with lies
with your new trends
and your best friends
are so old
I'm sitting in your bedroom
captivated and untuned
projected onto your TV
making my thoughts creep
I'm no good with words
not a god-damn poet writing to a post friend
who stays on a list of drafted letters I'm too anxious to send
you're all the same in my brain
my safe space
waking up every day to do the same old thing
makes me sick
when there's nothing to do and nothing to say
year-old cigarettes
that you left burning to ease your dread
me, a brain cell
that's slowly dying in your head
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New Vision Piedmont, Oklahoma
Sam Allen: bass, vocals
Luke Cadena: guitar, vocals
Evan Vaughn: guitar
Zach Roberts: drums
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