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Weird Carolina

from Downtiming by Camp Trash

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lyrics

Sometimes a circle won’t meet its end and spiral out of control (I’m boring and I’m bored) / Sometimes an angle gets measured by the crushed off closing sense of losing itself, pinned down and ignored / I can’t make you believe that I’ve got everything worked out, eraser on lead still leaves its mark / Right here where you start pretending in the poetic tragedy, oh romantic, you went and got yourself off / Sitting out on your front porch in some midwestern suburb, cracks in the cement measure no warmth ahead since you left // The words stuck in my head, they say “I wish you were here to stay” / I’m not going to Georgia or North Carolina, the mountains don’t know my name // You’re coming home from New York, right? Well I heard James Taylor on the radio, going to Carolina in his / Going to Carolina in your mind, I’ll go to Carolina if you like / It’s a stubborn hole in my heart filled up with decay like worms in my brain, dried up, I hope you’re okay

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from Downtiming, released January 22, 2021

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