Flowers (acoustic)

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You paint flowers on the parts of yourself you don't like
I spent some time pulling thorns out of my side

And don't you ever get sick
Of being right about it?

A lot's changed but you pull back the new growth
Crush the scraps underfoot until it's comfortable

And don't you ever get sick
Of being right about it?
You burned the candle to the quick
Broke the glass and tried to melt that
Like it'd grow back if you didn't

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released March 5, 2017

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