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Romance

from Thingy by Mark E. Deutsch

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lyrics

remember cars
ah those were the days
pressing pedals like there's no tomorrow
lending my fleshy self to you
and trusting one more time
can you put your biggest finger on it
in your prime

and it's better than nothing
inherit forever
and live right now
damn
lost it again

romance

we're all eating movies
our days spent tripping
when our imaginations coincide
real things collide
and they divide

romance

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from Thingy, released December 2, 2016

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Mark E. Deutsch Oakland, California

He is Moot. Mercury in cotton. Many tries, many echoes.

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