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Cherry Blossom
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I thought that I’d drop by
And say
That I was reminded
Of your birthday
When I saw the cherry blossoms on your lawn
It’s like the earth
Had thrown a party
Maybe you
Forgot to invite me
It’s okay
I was not blindsided
I am constantly reminded
The icing on the cake
Or
Your greatest mistake
It’s like underneah there isn’t just the
Sweetest, softest thing
And I don’t
Want you to deny me
Of what I hoped
That you would provide me
It’s okay
I was always hiding
Cuz I don’t like being reminded
They go
They come
Things get
Undone
But I am through with waiting
I give
And give
But if I can’t live
Without your judgement
Then I would be
A stained napkin
I would be
The tear in the fabric
That you hide in the back of your cabinet
When all your friends
Need a distraction
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Nick Costa Saint Paul, Minnesota
Nick Costa crafts songs that feel both timeless and deeply personal—like if Harry Nilsson and Elliott Smith made a country
record.
Influenced by legends like Willie Nelson, Randy Newman, Gillian Welch, The Beatles, and blink-182, his music blends sharp storytelling with raw emotion.
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