Graveyard

from Since the Apple Orchard by Sailor Heart

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Graveyard of my former friends I wonder, do you miss me? I heard you calling, haunting, but goddamnit if I was listening. I pushed you all away and made up songs about “my ghosts” then used them as excuses for the things I should have wrote. What makes me this way? Why am I afraid of the monster that I was? Look at the monster that I have become; I snarl and I stumble then I look the other way. I’m forever writing songs about how I’m “not okay” to avoid the greater issue of “how can I get better?” Graveyard of my former friends I’m sorry that we’ve weathered.

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from Since the Apple Orchard, released October 10, 2011

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