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indefinitely
02:15
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Take all your ghosts and leave this place.
Take all your friends and leave.
There's only one ghost that's holy and true.
Fight if you want, you're doomed...
Indefinitely doomed to repeat, indefinitely.
Saddle up your sawhorse.
Chop that shit in half.
Break it down for firewood,
toss the axe in instead.
Indefinitely doomed to repeat, indefinitely.
And my skin it is thin.
I swear I can see right through it.
But there's not much to see,
just black lung and weeds
growing inside these ruins.
Indefinitely, indefinitely doomed to repeat, indefinitely.
Indefinitely doomed to repeat, indefinitely.
Indefinitely doomed to repeat, indefinitely.
Indefinitely doomed to repeat, indefinitely.
Indefinitely doomed to repeat, indefinitely.
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2. |
saddle up your saw horse
00:40
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Saddle up your sawhorse,
chop that shit in half.
No one really gives a damn,
and no one ever has.
No one ever has.
It's really quiet here,
and I like it like that.
There's nobody here,
and I like it like that.
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3. |
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Oh, I don't have to disappear.
I'm already out of your sight.
Mr. Darwin waving me goodbye.
(Waving me goodbye, waving me goodbye.)
So saddle up your sawhorse,
chop that shit in half.
Break it down for firewood,
toss the axe in instead.
My skin it is thin.
I swear I see through it.
There's not much to see,
just black lungs and weeds
growing inside, inside of these ruins.
There's not much to see,
just black lungs and weeds,
growing inside, inside of these ruins.
I am in ruin.
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Njaim California
njaim is
robert louis henry
robert louis henry is
a publisher, writer, and
musician
njaim is
a no-goals recording project
robert louis henry
has no goals and couldn't care
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