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In Eternal Woods Pts. 1-3
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After Image
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In Eternal Woods Pt. 4
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Ash Souvenir
07:39
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I have been cold since I left the Northwest.
There is a sign by the freeway that says:
“Jesus cares about you.”
I grew up in Puyallup near the River,
there is a mountain on days that are clear.
I care about you.
Ash souvenir from Mount St. Helens,
in my dreams you’re alive, yelling:
“There is nothing to lose.”
There is nothing to lose.
There is nothing to lose.
There is nothing to lose.
There is nothing to lose.
There is nothing to lose.
There is nothing to lose.
There is nothing to lose.
There is nothing to lose.
There is nothing to lose.
There is nothing to lose.
There is nothing to lose.
There is nothing to lose.
There is nothing to lose.
There is nothing to lose.
There is nothing to lose.
There is nothing to lose.
In my dreams you’re alive, yelling:
There is nothing to lose.
There is nothing to lose.
I care about you.
There is nothing to lose.
There is nothing to lose.
In my dreams you’re alive, yelling:
There is nothing to lose.
There is nothing to lose.
I care about you.
There is nothing to lose.
There is nothing–
THERE IS
NOTHING
TO LOSE.
THERE IS
NOTHING
TO LOSE.
THERE IS
NOTHING
TO LOSE.
THERE IS
NOTHING
TO LOSE.
THERE IS
NOTHING
TO LOSE.
THERE IS
NOTHING
TO LOSE.
THERE IS
NOTHING
TO LOSE.
THERE IS
NOTHING
TO LOSE.
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Ragana Olympia, Washington
maria and noel
storms and golden light
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