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campfire hands
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i sit in my living room
i look at the pictures i just put up
and i realize, i finally made this house
(a home)
there's a fire burning across the room
it took me forever to get those old logs to light up
and in that moment, it felt warm for a little while
and i wish that you could see it
the cold sterility of a single man
burned away, and underneath
a burning heart
ash to ash, dust to dust
or some shit like that
i burned away
the coldest of nights (campfire hands) (you left home again)
flame upon flame
turned to waves of light (campfire hands)(you left home again)
cracked under wood
underneath the weight of heat (campfire hands)(you left home again)
i burned away
exposed parts of me
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Rabbit Snare Tucson, Arizona
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