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Hull Porch

from Corsica by Art School Girls

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Hot outside, and I haven’t slept.
Staying up, trying to be the best
But I’m not,
Not for a while.
Paranoid,

So I smile, and I work
All the day, to remedy
All the fear, shame doubt,
Oh John, you are my only hope.

Mother’s vitamins meant for my head (There in your head)
Rather them, so I don’t feel dead (boy, there is)
Four a day, (such a lonesome brew)
But I won’t say
Why, oh why (Taking hold of you)

So I smile, and I work (You can smile all you want)
All the day, to remedy (Still at night, they will haunt)
All the drab shy, loveless years
This city has left me with

Listen all day, don’t say a word
When you get home, that’s when you should

(Paura, oggio, vergona, dubbio)

Vitamins clear my head of all of the hate
For the day, I can breathe (You can smile all you want)
Force the tranquility (Still at night, they will haunt)
But, the truth is revived (paura, oggio)
As the chemicals die. (Vergona, dubbio)

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from Corsica, released June 3, 2016

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