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Smiling faces (acoustic)
02:02
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"she draws pictures of their faces
covered in smiles
with fresh flowers and sunshine
flies on the spearmint leaves
their lemon scented fingers move
underneath the cold, hard ground
at the old farmhouse
the voices are loud
in the empty attic now
their footsteps tap soft melodies
her childhood memories
swearing it was all a dream
when she floated down the stairs
at midnight she
must have been falling
must have been sleeping
screaming through her shivering sweats
stuck in place
staring at their smiling faces
swearing it was all a dream
they made her swear it was all a dream"
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2. |
Smiling faces
02:46
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3. |
Dead flowers
03:14
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"she's quick to step
and flip her hair
she will forget
if you were there
to watch her dance
to kiss goodbye
she doesn't say when
and never why
she's always trying to escape
dead flowers taped to clean, white pages
she keeps them close to heart
where all good boys and girls
fall apart
she keeps her words
in her head
a copy of the bible
beside her bed
she doesn't believe
but she wants to know
where all of the innocent ones go
she's always trying to escape
dead flowers taped to clean, white pages
she keeps them close to heart
where all good boys and girls
fall apart"
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Jillian Kay Warwick, Rhode Island
lofi lullabies and fight songs for cry babies // pvd, ri ♡
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