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Tattoo Harvester

from 183427106 LP by Grant Livesay

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Instrumental composed on May 3rd, 2012.
Beat originally entitled "Paula Meehan's Wolf Tree 1".

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i don't mean to interrupt but yonder rupture upon her wrist is dancing for attention
miss put the shiv down and shuffle your feet t died so recently
and truthfully i've enough to write about right about now
you're right handed so why slice into your right hand
is this not a precision dance madam teary eyed and lisp prancing for attention
well you've damn well got it please fucking stop it but more along the lines of
let’s talk for a while after all we used to fuck for a while until well i damn well stopped it
that's the shittiest april fool's day joke you said
i was too high to know what day it was and walked away instead
too bad it wasn't april then da da da hyacinth there sure is blood on your sunflower
but i can't tell which ink is crying out more loudly
as we tucked your arm espousing underneath your heart
odd how we don't speak on that subject and so i kissed you last september
sobriquet undressed, you let me touch your left breast in front of a bar on fourth street
and somewhere underneath my drink i wondered if your sunflower had wilted

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from 183427106 LP, released January 28, 2014

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Grant Livesay Winston Salem, North Carolina

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