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On and On
04:34
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Come and tear my mind in two
Leave one in flames, keep one for you
And bury every song I knew
I sing like smoke, I sing for you it’s
Pull the moon into the sun
There’s so much more I could have done
But I’m not sure if I’m still young
There’s so much more I have not done it’s
But city skylines have no stars
I fall asleep out of their arms
And place my wish on passing cars
Count one more night out of their arms it’s
On and on and on, lately, it’s
On and on and on, baby, it’s
On and on and on, lately, it’s
On and on and on and on and on
I see your hands inside the mirror
The blood has dried, your face is clear
And though the sky still haunts me, dear
I’m on my way, I’ll disappear
I see your hands around the moon
I lied before it, pulls me too
And though the flames still follow you
I’m on my way, I’ll be there soon
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Thriving!
02:56
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When don’t have any faith to give you shelter
and your garden’s grown to cold to even matter
You can find a pocket full of broken mirrors
to arrange in the loveliest pattern
In the moments that you try to live your life
Bend reflections into sight
Chase the hours where your jawline hits the light
Drunken smiles in the night
And I hope it’s not wrong to say I love you
Tapping whispers through the glass under my thumb
Cus I swear I saw god in the camera
And he thinks we’d look good as an item
In the moment when he pulls me to the screen
Craving future memories
Chase the hours that you flash across my dream
And pray for days we finally meet
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Firebird Song
05:56
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It's so hard to remember
A time before I was young
When I’d lay in my embers
And pull myself undone
Even now must remind you
Of the passing of the sun
Leave your body behind you
And watch your colors run
I once was a mother
And bore myself anew
And I once had a lover
Who’s eyes caught every blue
(But I heard a stranger)
The same who calls for you
(And our names dear, they’re the same here)
I died to learn that too
Now my skin’s spoiled yellow
My eyes all raw and red
And I’m learning to settle
For everything i’ve said
(And when the moonlight puts her hand in mine)
You’ll rise from where I’ve bled
(So place your lips on scars I’ve left behind)
It’s all this ever meant
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Danny Sharif Chicago, Illinois
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