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Terrarium (Remastered)
05:02
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Half spoken
Half motion
Convulse and
Shake this innocence
Peer pressure
Cold lectures
Conjectures
Dismissive
Submissive
Constrictive
Holy concubine
I tremble
We revel
Begin to
Complicate
This scenario
Pollinate
This terrarium
Covalent interaction
Temporary satisfaction
Oh
Just can’t speak
Processing
This coven
Ritual of Love
Upsetting
Delaying
Constraining
Tension sets
Breeds conflict
Reflexive
Obscene disregard
No feeling
Still reeling
Tear me apart and
Complicate
This scenario
Pollinate
This terrarium
Covalent interaction
Temporary satisfaction
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A certain starlight in her eyes
Gave me the chance to just confide
Thought you admired the
Complicated Cryptic depths
Turns out it’d schedule my death
And I don’t want another song
Cause i dont wanna sing along
Fuck all of your favorite things
Forget those violet flowers
The way your hair had shined that hour
Useless memories
Tempted by promises of pacts
Shot warning flares without a flash
Wish i knew how you could
Turn off empathy so fast
Shoulda seen the sign that you’d contract
And i don’t want another song
Cause i dont wanna sing along
Fuck all of your favorite things
Forget those violet flowers
The way your hair had shined that hour
Useless memories
Cause i just wanna hate you
But i just can’t stop loving you
I just wanna hate you
But i just can’t stop
I really wanna i really wanna hate you
But i just can’t stop loving you
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Virtue Signal San Diego, California
David Handley
Leon Moises Lara
Diego Guardado
Music for people who like music
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