Ballad of Stephen Youngblood

from Should I Make Another Hot Pocket? by North Carolina

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You know you'll never see the steeple. You care about ideas more than people. And you laugh when you're supposed to cry. With all your faith in feeling different there's no time to breathe or listen. You just stare at the light til you go blind.

But you you know I want to
Learn to learn to love everything

We could let our lives be peaceful. There's some fun in never speaking and sleeping in as if there's nothing wrong. Some assholes don't know they're assholes til they're so old shittings a hassle, mixed with some who've known it all along.

But you you know I want to
Learn to learn to love everything

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from Should I Make Another Hot Pocket?, released February 19, 2015

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