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real goths
04:21
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words:
real goths dont dance, we just sulk to circumstance
and sit in darkened corners
and fumble with our hands
real goths dont sing, we wont sing for anything
just curse and moan in lowered tones
and occasionally scream
the sun at your back, my hands in your hair
pulling up anchor when you suddenly explain
the wind at your back, your hands in my hair
just getting comfortable when you suddenly explain
fading in your face i could disappear for days
your amorous tears
and your tawdry lace
his charms are his physique
and im sure that youd agree
ive got the body of a man that reads poetry
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undiscovered country
04:32
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words:
the shy ones can be loved
shes begging to be shown
pleasantly awkward and probably alone
led by the hand of fate
a message to articulate
"two cats and a pot of tea, we'll navigate geography"
so glad that youre here with me
my introverted darling
laid out in front of me a gift of undiscovered country
shes taken up photography to illustrate her misery
of course i can see the logic in that
shes making people look bad
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