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Aidan
03:11
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aidan dropped off the face of the earth of my life
no number to call and no address to write
aidan, i hardly remember what you were like
are you doing okay, are you doing alright?
we were only in pre-k when we said our goodbyes
did we know that it would be the final time
wonder if i could recognize you by sight
on the side of a street or stopped at a light
***
hit by an ambulance taken on a joyride
that’s an ironic way to die
i can't remember the last time i saw a sunrise
i've been waking up too late i have realized
Have you heard the new weezer album? It's good, right?
though i’m more of a the beatles kind of guy
i haven't but i thought their debut was alright
i thought buddy holly was a highlight
i want to see your wattpad
i want to see your deepest and darkest desires
i want to see the self insert you wrote
making out with michael myers
open your heart to me
through your tumblr or your ao3
i want to see your wattpad
i want to see your deepest and darkest desires
***
aidan dropped off the face of the earth of my life
no number to call and no address to write
aidan’s face is a blur in the dimmest of lights
but for some reason it seems so clear tonight
god knows what we could have been in another life
lovers or friends, would we get on alright?
aidan, though chances are small that we will reunite
your name will stick with me, long as i’m alive
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Tower Beach
02:47
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Gangrene
06:53
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this year has shown me love
can happen if you wait enough
and these months have been heaven sent
but i know no kiss is permanent
we were morning sky in june
the breeze of all july afternoons
the warm glow of august eves
but september brings my plane to leave
prairies won’t separate our love
our strings will reach up above
fly over the golden plain
and in my dorm i will call out your name
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Western Motel Vancouver, British Columbia
western motel is a solo project by daniel, spenser, russell, james and max
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