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Plague Song
02:40
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i saw a swarm of flies
passing overhead
women can't get out of their houses and i feel dead
we wear masks over our masks
we cannot see our friends
our friends won't see us again
i went to the store and i never came back to myself
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Barriers
03:50
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Screens
04:41
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you
you are so pretty
wish you were around
baby i know you can't be
i come in contact with people i don't know
i get off by them showing what they would do
i wanna touch you
i wanna feel your body
there is no love in this
you cum and you go and you don't speak
there's a relief
for a couple of minutes
glass screens with girls behind them
you cannot fit in
you want lobotomy
you reach inside
what did you expect from real life
it's only fantasy here
leave your head and lead the way
metal poles inside your legs
tell me what are we doing
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Blush Cannon Masovian Voivodeship, Poland
Blush Cannon is the recording project of Polish singer-songwriter Kasper Lisowski. Drawing inspiration from lo-fi giants like Mount Eerie, Neutral Milk Hotel, Grouper and (Sandy) Alex G, he creates simple, but emotional indie folk, touching on themes of loneliness, love, attachment, self-esteem, suicide and religion. ... more
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