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Origin

Origin

If I went home Β  Damn these feet down that little road Β  She takes me to sour waters , honey used to be .Β  Bakers swept what little nostalgia was left in that little kitchen.Β  Ancient hickory creaked while shadows tried to keep hush in the mid night .Β  Feral chipped walls cried for the many nights that died .Β  When sleep was nowhere to be found , those hades eyes and serpent tail headed the halls .Β  No grace was round those fences , she poured out into the next day .

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