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Apology Note
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Rain soaks over every apology note that you send to me
Cobwebs over nails in a coffin and
trees I’ll stop barking up
It’s sad because I wanted you to know
I was scared that I could never learn to grow
And these processes are all so very slow
And I’m falling behind
It’s sad because I wanted you to know
I was scared that I could never let you go
And these processes are all so very slow
And I’m falling behind
Keep me clean alive and running please
Chain broke, and I’m running at bullet speed
Passing your energy
Brush strokes over every mistake I make
I will not hesitate
Cold beds, I wonder if I will return
Sheets that I’ll have to burn
Cobwebs over nails in a coffin and trees I’ll stop barking up
It’s sad because I wanted you to know
I was scared that I could never learn to go
And these processes are all so very slow
And I’m falling behind
It’s sad because I wanted you to know
I was scared that I could never let you grow
And these processes are all so very slow
And I’m falling behind
Keep me clean alive and running please
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Bonsai Trees Hartford, Connecticut
Bonsai Trees has existed since 2011, when Vocalist, Guitarist James MacPherson was strong-armed into jamming with original
drummer Nick Sokol after High School Spanish class
It worked out and there's a lot of music on this page so look around have a nice time
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