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Nakedly pacing I trace your memory
Boxes moved, boxes emptied, filled, emptied
Some way in some place through wires we’ll embrace
Skin hunger is stronger our bodies need to race
Pixels of your dimples, but a screen can’t kiss you back
Seraph come carry me before I fade to black
Some way in some place through wires we’ll embrace
Skin hunger is stronger out bodies need to race
Your stabs of joy – they keep me going
Sometimes I barely miss you
Sometimes I need to kiss you
Some way in some place through wires we’ll embrace
Skin hunger is stronger our bodies need to race
Your stabs of joy – they keep me going
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Turn Out the Lights
02:58
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Prospect Park West
01:06
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Next to Nothing
02:58
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In the Next Life
01:59
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Red Chapter Waltz
02:27
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