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Wilderness
04:29
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Pick me up and place me on your windowsill
Plum rains just keep beating on the glass
I don't know how long I can sit still
The urban cradle swings, but never makes a splash
Pull me deep into your wilderness
Lay me on a bed of glasses half-full
Morning only comes in waves
Soft words, softer fingers break the silences
Time in my cocoon has set me in my ways
Pull me deep into your wilderness
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Made of Clay
04:33
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I want to let it take control, but I don't know how
Spin in circles as the summer sweat is pouring down
Catch a glimpse of myself in the bathroom mirror
Just a map that leads me to a time when things were clear
The skyline melts and falls away
Walking people made of clay
Burning in the summer sun but then the rain washes away
Every care and plan you thought you made
I'll be outside of the metro, headphones on
Bicycle wheels turning under trees that shade the ground
A sunburned neck and elevators to the top floor
Just passing time, I guess that this is what rooftops are for
The skyline melts and falls away
Walking people made of clay
Burning in the summer sun but then the rain washes away
Every care and plan you thought you made
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Sketch the Night
03:37
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Burn my hand to light the kindling
The lights are dim inside this room, but I am warm
Cold coffee kisses placed upon your neck
Break an egg to crack a smile
Of all the faces in this room, there's one I see
Early morning light beams sketch the night upon our skin
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Jonathan Poe Nashville, Tennessee
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