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Daisy

from Empathy by pfloog

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And you wake up reaching aimlessly, in your dreams, it all seems so sweet. I just saw your head poke out from the ground could you see, the dirt crumbled neatly on my feet. A flower unique amongst a sea of weeds, you budded out like the love you seek.

I know you believe, that all the water you’ve given is enough to fill an ocean you could swim in for, free. No I was never a lot, ended up just a drop in all the waves you see.
The air always seems so uneasy to you. Turn out the light and wilt away to signal morning.

A Daisy. What could you see, in me so frail. A wilting dream.
But I can see the light, she’s shinning towards my window.
Morning Comes Again.

And as your petals start to descend, that faded yellow grin, breaks my self esteem again. Tell me what were your expectations of me now.

Daisy. What could you see,
in me so frail. A wilting dream.
But I can see the light, she’s shinning towards my window.
I can see the light, from her bedside table. Fall.

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from Empathy, released September 14, 2016

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A 4-piece emo alt - rock outfit based out of Toronto, Canada

Jason// Vocals
Romtin// Guitars
Nicole// Drums
Steven// Bass

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