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"Speak up, and find your purpose,"
Says Jacob to the office.
It responds with silence,
Embarrassed by those inside it.
Jerusalem is bleeding.
You'll see.
You'll see.
Everything is in answer
To a plea,
To a plea.
For a savior
From snake's
Teeth,
Teeth.
And we'll hide
On the banks of
Hawaii,
Hawaii.
Ash.
It falls.
Watch the sea speak of some kind of end to sleep.
I am the sun,
and I am the moon.
Choked up and spit out,
By a passing noon.
Break the sane.
I'm hoping
For a fairer game.
I'm choking.
I'm being used
Like an asset.
I'm being choked up
and spit out in passing.
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South Fourth Street
01:40
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To crawl out of the darkest hole
All you need is yourself and a light.
To make it out of the deepest hole
I think it's best if you leave yourself behind.
(Moving up, moving on, moving out.)
You fall against yourself.
(Staying safe, keeping watch, looking out.)
Just more of the same.
(All you need is a little bit of help.)
You'll never do it by yourself.
(All you need is a little bit of help.)
All you need.
(All you need.)
All you need.
(All you need.)
All you need...
And I swear,
I'll never forget your name.
I will never forget you.
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Holy Christ Easton, Pennsylvania
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