peach

from Separation of Church & State by Sea Grapes

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we must face a simple truth
that I don't have the strength to leave you
and I don't mind the burdens that I seek
I am captivated by everything that hurts me

'cause I'm lost in your sea
the tide is coming in, the waves crash into me
I bruise like a peach
and you are the fall from a tree

you cut me right off at the knees
the cut was clean, but I'm still bleeding
but it's all right, my roots grow into place
and I will learn to cultivate

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from Separation of Church & State, released June 27, 2019

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