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Chardee Mcdennis
02:32
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This Austin sunrise
never looked so dull.
As I sit on this back porch
alone and cold.
And I could hear them
calling my name.
This north side breeze
carries such a weight.
Of anxiety
and the will to forget.
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3. |
The Fifth Sense
03:04
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First thing in the morning.
When I open my Eyes.
It all comes flooding back,
a anxiety attack.
I jump out of my bed.
Every single day
is a emergency to not be late.
I no longer adore
I just endure.
All this stupid shit
I wake up in the morning for.
Coffee and cigarettes
still heavy on my breath.
From all this stupid shit
I can't get off my chest.
And where do we go from here?
I would be lying if i said i wasn't scared.
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