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Red Line by The Broadways by Seethruskin

from The "Songs For Tayler" EP by Seethruskin

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This is the first song i ever wrote that was only about tayler. its really gushy and pop punk but, ya know, fuck it.

You are the realest thing I have yet to know
Even when I don't believe in much
You are the thing that keeps me conscious and standing
When my mind is on a broken crutch
And your smiles the prettiest thing I've seen since I first learned to stare at you
You make me feel less lonely when I'm feeling alone
The greatest thing that you could ever do
And I could watch your hands scribble for hours,
While I sing you songs you've never heard
And everything you says a symphony
Music buried in every word
And I can and have gotten lost in every curl that's on your head
And every moment that you let me spend with you
Is one where I feel so much less dead


When you bury your face in my chest,
When you tell me that I'm something more
When you squeeze my hands or stare at me
Or you make my jaw hit the fucking floor
I've become attached to the smell my sweatshirts get when you borrow them from me
I don't think that I can get over you,
You're the most beautiful thing I've ever seen

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from The "Songs For Tayler" EP, released February 14, 2016

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Seethruskin Charleston, West Virginia

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