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Box of Bones
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Get up and go
Scrape your weary eyes up off the floor
And wrap the bleeding dawn
Around your heart.
Shake off the night
Forget the ones you once despised
10-cent diagnoses
Are the only things they’ll buy.
2,000 miles
Through cities scarred with green regrets
And homeless notes you scrawled
Upon the wall.
Falling fast
With the meteors and screaming stars
Pedestrians and speeding cars
Are guiding you home.
And it’s a long way
So set fire to the fray
And stow your broken soul
In your box made of bones.
Now you’re running wild
Your wheels turning against the tide
You live your life in
fading shades gray.
And all was fair
But you’re tormented by love and war
The final closing of the front door
Is the only thing you hear.
And It’s a long way
So set fire to the fray
And stow your broken soul
In your box made of bones.
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WolfCryer Cincinnati, Ohio
singer/songwriter, banjo, and guitar strummer from St. Louis Missouri.
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