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It was warm inside and I was whole,
nestled just below her heart.
I was thrown. I didn't want to leave.
It was cold on the outside, but she would comfort me,
I slept on her chest until we grew apart.
She means so much; I'm too big to go back.

I wanted to die.
I wanted to die inside of her.

I'll never look back. I don't want her.
I refuse to need what I cannot have.
Your look grabs me. I am a grown man
begging for meaning. I need to be seen.
In your eye, there's a tiny sea
begging me to come. Your panties are on the floor.

I want to die.
I want to die inside of you.

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from We Will Walk into the Sea, track released June 18, 2011
Lyrics by Chase Brown.
Music by Senseless Beatings.
Engineered by Chase Brown and Ian Lee (Drums).
Mixed By Chase Brown.

Chase Brown-Guitar, Vocals
Jo Garnett- Flutes, Back up vocals
Thomas Alverson-Bass, Banjo
Ian Lee-Drums

Artwork- "That Morning the Ocean Bled" by Justin Brewer.

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Senseless Beatings Charlotte, North Carolina

Weaving together ephemeral semblances of meaning and vainly groping at values, Senseless Beatings is a musical project(ion) of people with no place to go. In spite of recognizing the vanity of their hopes (being-for-other-that-is-being-for-self), they wander about feverishly writing music that never quite satisfies their desires. ... more

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