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Fear
03:55
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You draw me in (at last),
Though the picture is crowded now
and the graphite smeared somehow.
I fear
I fit
My dear.
Don't fret, Cupid (hold fast).
You said you gave it your best shot.
It's too bad your aim was off.
I fear
I'm hit
I veer.
When I look back on albums-years from now.
Trying to avoid the tears, I'll kowtow.
But alas, to no avail
This is not a dry-eyed tale.
They think you staunch,
But me, I've seen you bail.
They think you strong,
But me, I've seen you flail.
Face the music.
Drag it out for much too long.
Seldom Sirens spurn their song.
I fear
I quit
Austere.
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2. |
What You Love
04:10
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I've been playing the lottery.
Don't have faith in god, like he has in me.
Could've been saving up for something,
But I think I'm getting close to winning.
Honestly.
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Shane Vincent Whittier, California
Shane Vincent is a singer-songwriter from Whittier, CA. His debut single "Fear/What You Love," was released in December 2016 exclusively on Bandcamp. One year later in December of 2017, he released "USELESS," a concept album about selfish love, on multiple platforms. ... more
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