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now the knife is my shrink

from lovlovlov by putiferio

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now that everything seems to be forgotten
please laugh about it and question no more
the reason of embraces frozen as death
and of your wandering around the same rocks
your beaten leg shaking, the body drops dead
canceling the moment and praising the dark
of a light shining clearer from the most blacken wood
of the spot of your drowning into water again
that month you've spent humming a beautiful song
about a guy, Michael, who’s dead, gone or lost
‘t was marking the start of an unfinished truce
with none of us dreaming of freedom or rest
but now the knife has become my shrink
I’ve got an easy way to confess
now the knife, it is my shrink
I’ve got a clever way to choke it all out
how comforting to think it's the last time
I'm exposing this to your eyes and laughters
don't mention breed it's not on my grammar
I've got a phD in the art of excision
there is a treasure at the end of my rusty sharp rainbow
it flows ‘tween red streams and feeds all my hopes
for a quick job, for a zippy way out
for a keen tool, which can cut me out
just a quick job, just a zippy way out
a keen tool, please, cut me out
5 years to let the tree grow
5 months and the tree top will fall
5 years to watch its crooked growth
and after 5 sad months the tree top'll be torn and chopped off

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from lovlovlov, released April 21, 2012

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