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Candy Aisles
03:49
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Candy Aisles
Crying in the candy aisle
Heaven’s been unsweetened
For a while
You rested on your spine
Crushed it up
Grounded fine
Who you call
Who will read your palm?
Who will sing you through
The quiet
Lying on the bathroom rug
Confiscate, confuse your love
A virtuous
And better heart
One estranged from mirrors dark
Who you see
Who is tenderly
At the end of dreams
For you
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New Glove
03:21
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New Glove
Hey
You’re new glove
Suits your fingers swell
Now you can get
A real grip
All your gold teeth
May just be bone as well
If you don’t kiss your worth
On your lips
Poetry
Did a disservice to you
Now you’re tearing the words
From your tongue
Everyone’s laughing
Having good times
They went out to the graveyard
To dance
See the girls
Skipping over
All the boys hypnotized
See the world
Turning over
In the whites of their eyes `
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Candy Isles Boston, Massachusetts
Candy Isles began as a batch of experimental recordings in November 2015.
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