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dragsville, baby

from smooches pup by there will be fish

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the husks of eleven waning moons
fill my soul, not leaving love much room.
i only cut my nails to ravished her in the back of her car
or 'cause i've finally exhumed the corpse of my guitar.

five fingers sharp to destroy
five fingers dull to create

when i told you the truth,
you forgot, didn't you?
god be mine

i don't know how to pray
but i do know your name
i feel shame

i've been gone a long time
can i kiss you one time?
why don't you love me?

this is dragsville, where have you been?

you were eternally young
but you forgot the words i sung.
north dakota, born and raised,
what's even out there anyway?

why should i write you a song
if i don't even know your age?

i may not have a dick
but my heart tastes the same
i feel shame

it's your eyes that i love
it's your hair that i love
not your name

and your voice i love too
my perception is skewed
you're not him

he's been gone a long time
can i kiss you one time?
why don't you love me?

this is dragsville, where have you been?

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from smooches pup, released December 31, 2016
original poem written by abel venn, adapted and put to music by myself.

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