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your heart was light for half a while
the moon turned out and you died a child
your hair is good you should keep it long
i like your legs they are thin but strong
monsoon's out and i see the drought
you wanna stay in but i don't
why keep the devil if you're not gonna use it?
why don't you come crawl in the dirt with me?
we'll lay with all the rocks and worms
you wanna sit inside and play board games
that i don't know
i'd lay in your lap but you call me names
that i don't know
from the window i can see the gust
but i don't know
why keep the devil if you're not gonna use it?
why don't you come crawl in the dirt with me?
we'll lay with all the rocks and worms
why don't you come lay in the dirt with me?
we'll lay with all the sticks and bones
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iris steensma
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Hersh D. Chabra Chicago, Illinois
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