Ever Thought About Drowning

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I know your skin is only see-through. That's why I hardly ever see you. I think you like it when you're outside like when you're walking on the shoreline. Ever thought about drowning. You never really loved your family or your friends. I want to know where you're going. I guess you want to know too. You like to keep yourself busy with all the things you never do. But you're not going to stick your neck out for the people that don't stick their necks out for you. I've been hoping that one day you can get some sleep without wearing yourself out but I think you like it a bit too much now.

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from Sorry Snowman, released March 24, 2019

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Sorry Snowman Ottawa, Ontario

owen + dax + cole + sean

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