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Armor for Sleep ~ My Town


Streetlights look like ribs on my block...
I can forget...
where I am now...
smiling as I pass some parked cars...
I can forget...
where I am and...
run through my town...
scream till I faint...
stumble around...
scare kids away...
worn out I'll be...
asleep on the street...
watch my whole town...
attempt to wake me...
sidewalks lend their backs to my feet...
I can forget...
where I am now...
houses shut their lights as I pass...
I can forget...
where I am and...
run through my town...
scream till I faint...
stumble around...
scare kids away...
worn out I'll be...
asleep on the street...
watch my whole town...
attempt to wake me...
this is the end...
of rotting away...
in the back seat...
this is the end...
of keeping in...
they'll all know how I feel


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