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Move Faster
04:12
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"Any man worth his salt can tell you; only god can make you see.
But I think I'll die here of claustrophobia, even with so much space to breathe. I'm moving as if in molasses, scared to death 'cause I know I must.
Move faster
I have the love of a giving woman; what's wrong with her if she wants me.
After some time you form a habit, of only seeing chinks in chains.
Vulnerability in the fortress. Unbalanced chemicals in my brain.
I know I must-
Move faster.
Petrified, still like stone.
Terrified, to the bone.
Mummified, in sheets at home.
Petrified, still like stone.
Move faster
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I'll Get To You
04:14
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You said, the open doors are closing for me. But I see some windows.
I'm scouting up ahead, I'm vetting the exits.
Lamenting what was said, I'm drawing a blue-print.
It's strange how I got here, there's no recollection.
You say, the open doors are closing for me. But I see some windows
I can crawl through if I need to - get to you.
This cross is so heavy
This burden I carry.
Suppose I'm not ready, to strike or to parry.
You're watching with wide eyes, the fabric is tearing.
Why do I even try at all?'
Futility, inability.
The world is a vacant lot filled with bad intentions.
Fabled strength of the common man falters sweetly
Father, can you hear my cries?
You say, the open doors are closing for me, but I see some windows-
I can crawl through.
If I need to
get to you
I'll get to you.
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