Tair

SALEM (USA)

I'm aching
So tell me what's shaking
Watch her from the bushes
I'm patient
Still like a stone
but my mind ain't vacant
I'm waiting
I'm waiting


Breathing in deep through my nose
Got there on my own
Aint no rose where I wanna go
Picking up a stone
For a throw
Then lady go
Home tonight
With flowers I never know

Hell moving 'round with my face
as I'm making downtown at the town
And all that is around
Town is the place by the Lake Michigan
Town is a place little huss could be found

Now are the windows weeping nice
All lookin similar
Listen to me, this routine is familiar
Starting to get feeling about
???
I think he's calling me
the good ... is that I don't go

Started to descend from the ridge
But my eyes fixed
On those lights
and my feet stepping on sticks

I'm coming
I'll be there soon
And when I get there
Imma tear apart the room

Now, from the hills
which is where I first began
South of the house
Which is where I now stand

The edge of the rules
and the long way between it
This house is safe
Aint got nothing to fear, yeah

In the kitchen
???
And what they loose they couldn't get back

Don't cross the flow like it started from nowhere
water pipes howlin'
Let them know what's out there

What they're about to loose they have no understanding
???
More damage in the ???
I move through the house
Oh, look, im a sheet
???
With a chance she's still asleep


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    heres what ive heard... its pretty much the exact same thing youve got, kingnight, just a little tweaked..

    im achin why dont you tell me whats shakin watchin from them bushes im patient still like a stone but my mind aint vacant im waitin im waitin

    --

    -- as im lookin down down by the town and all that is around down is the place by the lake where she drown down is the place ???

    now all them windows with the lights on lookin similar listen to me its routine its familiar

    started ?(from the scene??)? from the bridge but my eyes fixed on those lights and my feet steppin on sticks im callin ill be there soon and when i get them im gunna tear apart the room

    down from the hills which is where i first began to the side of the house which is where i now stand at the edge of the woods

    this house is safe ?(it got nothin to fear yet??)?

    hit the kitchen window smash ??? and what they lose they could(nt?) get back nope tear across the floor like ???

    what they about to lose they had no understandin

    i move through the house aw look im a sheet lookin like a creep while ??? she still asleep

    trembledon April 21, 2011   Link

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