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Written and recorded by Chelsea Sue Allen

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After a while
The roads ran together
Long dusty laces
Sleeping black snakes
Woven and knotted into paths I could not separate
Woven and knotted into paths that I could not keep straight

We keep on falling into each other’s traps,
Those snares we set
Don’t you hear them snap
Can’t you hear them cracking fragile bones and breaking hearts?

After a while
The wolves began to follow
Eyes red in tail lights
Teeth fur and claws
But they didn’t bother
It was I who was in their moonlit home
They came beside me
And they showed me how to walk alone

And they sang...

We keep on falling into each other’s traps,
Those snares we set
Don’t you hear them snap
Can’t you hear them cracking fragile bones and breaking hearts?

Cracking fragile bones and breaking hearts
Cracking fragile bones and breaking hearts

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from Tiny Prizes, released December 6, 2011
Written and recorded by Chelsea Sue Allen

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