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there’s the man who stole my skin get a good look at him while you can there’s the man who’s soft within the frame of time in which we’re seeking there’s the man who stole my lips they’re a vague translucent purple it might seem outrageous but you should catch him before the cows come home there’s the man who stole my hat it’s a wide-brimmed indigo stetson with a pear-shaped ornament affixed to the left side, I’d never lie about this there’s the man who stole my legs one is marked with cries and whispers and the other one smells like mold I once sold it for a pocket of reptiles there’s the man who stole my back in the back of a tadpole orchard I was too distracted by the changing shapes I just couldn’t see it coming there’s the man who stole my brain it’s about the size of a briefcase with a 6pin lock it’s solid gold and I wish I’d watched it more closely there’s the man who stole socks they’re about 20 inches by 30 get a pencil, take some notes or make a sketch and disseminate it all over town there's the man who stole my coat there's the man right there

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from We're Not Out of the Woods Yet, released October 23, 2023

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the soft form dissolves Brooklyn, New York

Ridgewood NY | solo artist | psychoanalyst | post-post-new-sincerity lo-fi sadcore

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