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Dancing Skeletons
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I need to change
The air in my lungs
Smash my tv, cut off my phone and let go
A friendly face
To grin at the times
To feed you a line, throw you a rope then let go
They hear it all of the time, they’re indifferent
Bring something stirring to mind to feel relevant
Slight arcs of light on a ruin of a monument
Bring on dancing skeletons to clear everything
Happy to ride
A wave of disdain
Attentions run short, the cat’s on the table again
I want to see
The change in their eyes
Understand where power lies and make them afraid again
They hear it all of the time, they’re indifferent
Bring something stirring to mind to feel relevant
Slight arcs of light on a ruin of a monument
Bring on dancing skeletons to clear everything
History taught, a grotesque of a pantomime
Crabs in a bucket, lick boots lined with ermine
Butchers dress windows with their vegetarian line
Send on dancing skeletons to clear everything
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