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Hi Hi Hi
06:17
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You only left in the way I couldn't take
You tried to stay keep me awake
But my body wants to sleep love
Sleep till you come home
Limbs heavy with the thought of you
I would've kept holding and pushing through
But I've been stretched from here to you for a year love
I don't know what to do
While you take care of you
Sleep till you come home, sleep till you come home, can't sleep till you come home, can't build a home alone
Clenched jaw caretaking isn't the kindness I thought it was
Cracks opened up from the grinding of my teeth against the way you couldn't say
It wasn't home with me
You never wanted home with me
I wish I would have known
I'll build a home alone
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Say So
02:59
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Tell me what you need, so I can feed it through the head of a needle
I'll stitch it into the seams of how I speak to you
You wept in my bed, the morning I had to leave for school
You sobbed but choked it down
To read to me aloud
We're falling upwards from the ground
Let me stitch childhood wounds, so we can walk across the space they've made between how much I love you, and what you need to feel that's true
Instead your silent cacophony keeps ringing in my ears, whispering the things I only guess you feel
Stitches coming undone, ripping seams you cut and run
All frayed ends and bare hands wondering why
You wouldn't just say so
You wouldn't just say so
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Marshall Biever Nashville, Tennessee
Marshall Biever is a multi-instrumentalist with a deep interest in pursuing multiple styles of music. This is the place to find Marshall diving into funk, calm instrumental acoustic music, rock, his brand of singer/songwriter and more.
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