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Nirvana, If Only
04:01
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I see the mountain
for what it is
[I like to think it would be meaningful
not to survive]
In fantasy I am an Elliott
I am unkind
Nirvana
if only!
I'm bound to wander
all through the night
In fantasy I am the OP
I am alright
I see the mountain
for what it is
In fantasy I am an Elliott
but I am alive
Nirvana
if only!
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In the blue-colored air of the morning tomorrow
I'll be wishing and wishing for water
when I wake up I'll go out and my mind will wander
to whatever the screens are pushing that day.
I'll pick up the newspaper, shade my eyes
from the look of the loneliest looking my way.
All the corrections are making me dizzy
so I'll put down the numbers, I don't know
what they mean anyway.
Kill me in the morning or don't kill me at all
I'd much rather die when the day is still young
Kill me when the sun still can't make up its mind
about whether to shine or just leave us alone.
In the purplish daze of the evening tomorrow
I'll be wondering why I feel so late
and I'll talk up so much that the words become music
and the music will sound like the end of the day
and the end of the week
and the end of the month
and the end of the year
will all happen someday.
Kill me in the evening or don't kill me at all
I'd much rather die when the day is all done.
Kill me if the sun finally makes up its mind
or gives up all together and leaves us alone.
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