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Konjac

from Bored Games by Way Das

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I learned my lesson
from the highway patrol
don't ride your bikes
at night
don't try and climb the walls
made of
six-six-six tons of
c-c-cement you'll
end up in the hospital with
two broken bones and
six-sixteen stitches

I learned my lesson
from the sole of his boot
you should be afraid
dismayed
by the the boys in blue
they've got
drug-sniffing hounds
they've got
guns in their cars
they've got their face
stamped, on every coin
I'm pretty sure they're watching me
I'm pretty sure they're watching you
six-sixteen stitches

six-sixteen stitches
two broken bones
one pair of crutches
I'll limp my way home
with no sense of direction
a misplaced trust in god
yeah when they sip their coffee
you can see
you can see
the fork in their tongues
six-sixteen stitches

I can see every house on the cul-de-sac tonight
lined up in a row and everything's alright
planes fall from the sky like stars sometimes do
and I'm naked in inside as the thunder rolls through
my bones are still growing like the plants out in the yard
they've got tubes, machines, and switches all talking to my heart

and I'm drunk with fire as we look out at the stars

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from Bored Games, released March 18, 2016

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