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I Could've Been A Taxidermist

from Dangerously Hydrated by Charlie Foxtrot

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I started carving out the ends
Making memories in colored pencil
It's in my messages again
But it doesn't sound like me

To leave a trace and not commit
Would be a waste of those polluted spaces
So when I'm dying deep inside
At least I know I'll see some familiar faces

Was it something I said
In 2010
Don't give up connections
When you don't know which ones you'll want to exploit in the future

Was once the statistician's heir
Forever holding onto Sunday's winnings
I tried my hand at the man
But I guess he wasn't all that forgiving

Red carpet Tuesday afternoon
Out loud with numbers you could measure worth in
Do or die
Who am I
To remind you that you're still the same person

Was it something I did
When I was a kid (and fucked up)
Don't give up direction
It's the only thing to keep from falling into the ceiling

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from Dangerously Hydrated, released February 11, 2022

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