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P(s)alms.
03:34
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Darkenin’, forever darkenin’,
To match the pictures, hangin’ on the wall,
Harkenin’, finally harkenin’,
Your word, has become my call
Whose sins are these, I hold my hands,
You spit in palms, I hope, you understand,
I didn’t want to love you,
But here I am, Standing in your doorway,
Losing my,
Head
Ooh, ooh, ooh
Burgenin’, feelings burgenin’,
This is h-how, the garden grows
I cast my seed and I laid my hand,
I turned to skies and I pleaded,
Help me understand, What you want from me
I’m not a man.
I’ll be somethin’ better than,
I was before,
Yesterday
Ooh, ooh, ooh.
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Alexander Natalie Saint Paul, Minnesota
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