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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeGlue Myself Shut
You used to be scared of the waterYou're safe by the side of your fatherYour sense of the world layIn your little house by the harborYou always felt small in the cityTo think that last fall you were with meAnd all of your old clothesAre still in the hall of my buildingYou never asked onceNo you never asked whyIf I was putting things offIf I was drinking too much of that red wineAnd you would wear yourself thinAnd accept every sinAnd if I glued myself shutYou would find your way inWe gambled our souls to the summerAnd rattled our bones to the thunderWe'd watch every sunsetUntil we got sick of each otherYou always said fall was your seasonThat everyone's here for a reasonI stare at your packed bagsAnd ask what the hell you were meaningYou never asked onceNo you never asked whyIf I was putting things offIf I was drinking too much of that red wineAnd you would wear yourself thinAnd accept every sinAnd if I glued myself shutYou would find your way inIt only feels real when it's rainingAnd hearts only heal after breakingI stare at the tree lineAnd notice the leaves aren't changingDoes the wind blow in Cape Elizabeth?Constant and cold, how do you live with it?Love was a deadlineI'll spend the rest of my life fuckin' missing itYou never asked onceNo you never asked whyIf I was putting things offIf I was drinking too much of that red wineAnd you would wear yourself thinAnd accept every sinAnd if I glued myself shutYou would find your way in
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