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The Makar

from Aesthetics by CIVIL ELEGIES

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lyrics

Timing is everything
Every second of colonisation constructedI A#']#]M
I’m deionisedMY OWN WOR###'#'#'#'#''''''ST CRITIC
I feel acceptance from your fickle eyesbutitmeansfuckalltome

I told myse#-=-#-=lf ‘FUCK IT FUCK IT FUCK IT SH#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-UT THE FUCK UP
I’ve got no more time
I’ll never be the man I promised I wo##uld be’
So I lied and said ‘I’ll#be-back=’
You were coming to as I fell through the cracks sorrow sorrow sorrow sorrow sorrow wah ---==-=-===-=-=-=wah bullshit
A terrible story, it bored us to tearsfuckmethisfucki--######--ngcuntbytheway
I’ll never burden you with my fears
(You wouldn't understand them anyway)

I’m sorry, but you never asked. What could possess you to be remotely interested?
A narrative constructed that came and passed.
I’m sorry you can’t understandYOUN---====--EVEREVENTRIED
The mundane normalisation of everything I’ve ever hadBUTITSMYOWNFUCKINGFAULT----###--

Timing is everything
Every day of my life
Reduced to acts
EXEUNT-----=====-=-=-=====-----===--=-=############CURTAINS-=-=-=-=#-==#-=#-#-=#-=#-=#-=#-=-#=-#=-#=-#=-========-=#=-#=-#=--=--=-=-=-########FIN

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from Aesthetics, released January 6, 2015

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