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Garbage

by Dina Maccabee

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Late last night I was thinking all about
How we fight but we never clear it out
All the crap piled up between us now
Don’t you think there’s a number we could call
Have someone bring a truck and drive it all out of here
All the garbage we let fall

All the garbage we let fall
Envelopes crumpled into balls
Post-it notes that said you called
That never made it to the wall
All the garbage we let fall

You would say you never really raised your voice anyway
And I was the one that made the noise
But that’s a lie you’re always yellin with your eyes
No one means to be the one who can’t admit
They never clean they’d rather live in their own shit
But look at us I bet we’ll never come to grips

With all the garbage we let fall
Decomposing, unresolved
Out of date, beyond recall
The biggest landfill of them all
Is full of garbage we let fall

Envelopes crumpled into balls
Post-it notes that said you called
That never made it to the wall
All the garbage we let fall

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released May 8, 2017

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Dina Maccabee Berlin, Germany

Dina Maccabee is best known for her violin and viola playing and singing with Ramon & Jessica, Real Vocal String Quartet, and Julia Holter. She is currently based in Berlin, Germany.

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