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I Burn (Error Disc)
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Should I slide the fickle shears
Down my arm and to the page?
Should I drink from the water
Where I hid the pellets of pain?
Is it true you heard me dreaming back in 2016?
When I buried a man called Thomas
And stole his trade and his name
In the burner something's cooking
Something vile and out of date
It speaks in smoke and fire
And it still believes in fate
Should I hang it from the willow
For every patron there to see?
Should I pull it from my stomach
And let it bleed out in the streets?
Is it true I let it slip one time
I had you over at my place?
That I'm something else in hiding
Who craves solitude and space
I have memories of tenderness
But memories are strange
I miss a loving woman's touch
That strips me of my hate
Am I taking you too serious?
Are you expecting me to fail?
If there's nothing here to see for me
I am going away
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Tom Vigebo Oslo, Norway
Tom Vigebo is a musician based in Oslo, Norway. He wrote and produced his first album "The Other August" which was released in January 2016.
Tom Vigebo recommends:
When the rolling gets though, the though gets rocking
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