1. |
Crying Horses
05:56
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Violence is the eye
Withering, the rain
Smiles -
Show through light,
Bleed, and
Know you//
Pain never ends
Replace your friends-
On my 24th birthday,
I turned 40//
And everyday
I’ll light candles-
That get in the way-
Broken dreams
Door handles-
Burning gray-
Crying horses-
Child at home-
No quarters for
The divine payphone //
Meals with nothing-
Left to say
Widowed wife guards the door-
With a steak knife
Purposelessness days, drunken nights-
Turn off the lights-
That old
Familiar way, floats away//
Grey hue,
Misconstrue-
Strained smile,
Uncle Lyle dies//
Rust, always sits
In the heart’s pit -
Centuries smash family histories
Like glass//
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2. |
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They’ve been
Working all day
With nothing to say//
In a
Never
Ending
Circus of clay
Live for yesterday//
A lawyer
Lost in space
Blue is their face//
Rent is still owed
To a
Nameless place
Knots embrace//
Shed all the light
I know that it’s bright
I need it to
A moment with you//
Could be the same
Second in space
See your face
In puddles on the ground//
I’ve been working all day
Nothing to say//
It’ll
Always
Hurt
Dark spots in my brain
Where your - //
Memory sleeps
Memory sleeps on the couch//
The sun
Turns over as you rest//
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3. |
My Numb Cerebellum
04:33
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I don’t see it
Now I do
As night sweats
Light seeps through//
Voices ring, an afterthought
Settled in
The same black rot//
Would you
Do it all again//
My best
Fucking
friend//
My numb
cerebellum//
Finds crumbs
Hidden under
tongues//
Our private god
Exploits us
everyday//
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Trash Sun Boston, Massachusetts
For booking/anything else email at: trashsunmusic@gmail.com
available for both solo and full band shows.
Boston, MA/Milford, NH
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