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Were You Cold

from See You Home by Pistols At Dawn

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When i met you at the front door you were smiling, you were laughing.
With the lights on you were something, when they died down you were nothing
Were you cold
As the talk swung off the hinges you were speaking in a language that you picked up from a cartoon where the hero was a cretin.
Were you cold
It's an age thing, this dissembling, this pretending that you're stupid
In the real world, when you're writing, you're a poet, you're a cupid
When you're cold
Is it truly so debasing to embrace who you really are now
When you're back home with the lights low do you ever sink so far down
Were you cold
There's a fine line with my patience and you're walking like a dead man
I should take you to the basement and reveal the secret when the door slams
Were you cold
When I left you you were bleeding, you were shaking, you were crying
As the door swung off the hinges you were thinking you were dying

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from See You Home, released November 14, 2016

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