See Symmetrically

from Relative Truth by Gabe Hascall

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eyes fixed on faces look through
they see symmetrically
hands hold each other up and rob
each other blind

brains fail at the worst times
and instinct is a rabid dog
hair is going everywhere
it must’ve been a long night

if it’s possible it’s only going to get more confusing
when we’re all done hopefully we’ve never had so much fun
it’s better to get lost in losing track of time
the track record is broken in a light flash

sometimes I change radically
it happens just sporadically
my hands are holding on for life
but my eyes are staring down death

if it’s possible it’s only going to get more confusing
when we’re all done hopefully we’ve never had so much fun
a truckload of treasure backed on up to my house
I’m pretty sure this is where I live

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from Relative Truth, released May 25, 2018

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