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[ti:What Sarah Said ] |
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[ar:Death Cab for Cutie] |
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[al:Transatlanticism] |
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And it came to me then |
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that every plan is a tiny glance of father time |
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As I stared at my shoes in the ICU that reeked of piss and 409 |
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And I rationed my breathes as I said to myself |
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that I'd already taken to much today |
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As each descending peak of the LCD |
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took you a little farther away from me |
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Amongst the vending machines and year old magazines |
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In a place where we only say goodbye |
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It's done like a violent limp |
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that out memories depend on a faulty camera in our minds |
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And I knew that you were truth |
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I would rather loved than to never lain in the sun at all |
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Then I looked around at all the eyes on the ground |
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as the TV entertained it's self |
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Cause there's no comfort in the waiting room |
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just nervous paces bracing for bad news |
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Then the nurse comes round and everyone lifts their head |
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And I'm thinking of what Sarah said but love is watching someone die |
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So who's going to watch you die... |
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arrager:setsuna? |
