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I always fall for Calamity Jane. Over and over, it’s always the same. With ribbons in her hair and acid on her tongue. All the songs sound better when your heart was broken. But no one would wish for the kind of pain. I spend the winter on anti-depressants, with a pen in my hand writing it down. The color of your hair and the chips on your nails. Your blood is black but I still swallow your words. And I wash it down with Makers Mark and wait for the snow to settle on the ground and reflect the night as you tell me over the phone under amphetamines you’re sorry for everything, you never meant it. Hang up, you’re fucked up. I tried endlessly to forget you all the time. Act natural, keep to yourself. You’re not at the party, you’re inside your head. You should say something if you still want her. Maybe it’s over, but it’s not over until I decided that I have given up. I won’t, I won’t apologize, cause I am too tired to try. Self-centered and bored by your actions, I’m high and my head is vacant. So typical of you to let me down like this.

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from The Tin Can Collective, released November 11, 2013

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Jess Warren
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