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K Bye
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Started with the answer then I lost my patience
skipped over the words for the illustrations
missionary-like chasing the stars
breaking my teeth in between the bars
hold tight hold tight don't miss this chance
put your arms around me and teach me to dance
teach me to dance
teach me to dance
put your arms around me and teach me to dance
on the road in my head
memories are gravel
on the road in my head
memories are gravel
lost sight of the puzzle and then
the pieces started falling down like recommendations
if you get it then you got it and go like 'oh
I'm wandering the dirty side
of the road in my head
memories are gravel
on the road in my head
memories
spinning memories on memories
settle down take a breath
spinning memories on memories
settle down take a breath take a breath take a breath
take a look at the time time time
missing time miss I miss you sometimes
good alignment but all broken inside
waking up in the night reckon I recognize
it's the ugly truth or a beautiful lie
bang bang shoot shoot I missed a obvious sign
now I'm lying here like a deer on the dirty side
of the road in my head
memories are gravel
on the road in my head
memories are gravel
memories are gravel
memories are gravel on the road
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BABLS Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
hand made pop music
photo credit: abi reimold
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