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I can't come up with a name for this one but it's one of the only genuine songs I've ever written

from Sweater Off Dead by Fenn Macon

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Little jokes about death turn into full fledged freak outs
no concealing morbid thoughts that cloud my mind
and I'm reeling from the thought that you could be gone completely in an instant
and leave an incomplete me //
so lets talk about you and me and our possible future
are we gonna dance are we gonna keep our sense of humor
i want to see your face under a veil and when you fail
i’ll drive the four hours to burlington to fail with you //
cause there's nothing that compares to
an evening with you
and the bare truth
is that I couldn't bear to
spend another minute alone
i'm not prepared to //
yeah and I can't fight the feeling
that we're constantly healing
old wounds and soon we'll be fighting
for the right
to each other's nights
yeah I bet we'll stay together
until it feels like forever
and after we've weathered
all the storms
we'll still come back for more //
and nothing quite compares to
an evening with you
and the bare truth
is that I couldn't bear to
spend another minute alone
i'm not prepared to

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from Sweater Off Dead, released October 13, 2016

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