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Grassy Grave II
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Midnight Friends
05:04
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Do I collect my alterations for the crowd I'm buried in
An allegation; waking dreams
That keep my head on edge
Do I select the thoughts and pictures
that I keep revisiting?
My midnight friends would beg objections
for to keep their sturdy hitch
Now tiny rivers wide enough to form
obstructions to the ants
Trace veins all through
the desiccated asphalt desert
Committed only to the notion
that some spring must still exist
I fed the squirrels for
the fox's patient longing to be fed
And still
I am sleep walking
still
I am a solid wreck
So look for love
and break your neck
Deception's in the truths that we invent
Am I so different nowadays
that I am old enough to doubt
There is an ever present vacancy
in every word I spout
For all my learning and all my searching for
the scarcely traveled route
I keep repeating
Slowly bleeding
I have figured this much out
And still
I am sleep talking
and still
I am a solid wreck
So look for love
and break your neck
Deception's in the truths that we invent
And still
I am sleep walking
still
I am a solid wreck
So look for love
and break your neck
Deception's in the truths
deception's in the truths
deception's in the truths
that we invent
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Anthony Ruptak Denver, Colorado
Anthony Ruptak is a Colorado-based musician who writes and performs his original work with a simple mission: to explore the effects of the human condition. His music ranges from vulnerable acoustic performances to raucous and maximalist multi-instrumental experiences, with his intricate lyrics always at the forefront. Ruptak has been performing in Denver for over 15 years. ... more
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