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My Body Is An Ecosystem
02:52
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My body is an ecosystem
And I don’t like who’s living here
Sometimes I don’t recognise
Who I have become inside
I feel like Betty Draper
Only I am not so good
At putting on my makeup, laying out the table
And waiting for it to come
Thirty years of tired
Now I guess I cannot hide it
But the body’s got to give and I’m losing my skin
As I’m losing my mind
I’m not scared of getting older
But I wonder how I’ll be
Tight jaw, skin cracked with a candy cane back
And a ringing in my ears
My body is an ecosystem
And I don’t know who’s living there
Sometimes I look in the mirror
And I give myself a scare
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Nothing At All
04:19
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You can’t see the forest for the trees
And the trees pop up on my TV screen
You can’t see the picture for the TV
But it turns you on, so you turn it on
You throw rocks at your family
This whole town is falling down
Around me, around me, around me
You can’t hear the music for the talking
There’s no debate, it’s just entertainment
It means nothing
You throw punches at your own reflection
Take it out of you, take it out on me
You throw rocks at your family
This whole town is falling down
Around me, around me, around me
Talking, talking
You say nothing
Talking, talking
It means nothing
Means nothing at all
Means nothing at all
Means nothing at all
Means nothing at all
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Jess Locke Melbourne, Australia
Jess Locke is a Melbourne based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist.
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