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Rites
03:29
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At dawn shadowboxing
Chandeliers are swinging from the ceiling
Soon gone I'm telling you everyday
Over and over and over
The tide feeling like an enemy
Rolling over on its side (everything falls apart)
And just everything continues on (just like you feed into me)
At night I'm wandering these haunted hallways
Not realizing the light at the end
What if all I took for granted
Was grinding graciously on
The tide feeling like an enemy
Rolling over on its side (everything falls apart)
And just everything continues on (just like you feed into me)
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Broken Dome
03:14
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I'm unphased set me up against anything
Running through my mind
But it's the same I just got done with colouring
My lips are moving but there's no sound
A glimpse of stars is what I'm asking for
In a world where the lights are out
In this arbitrary world
Hardcore
It's what it is
Not waiting for a final kiss
Of death, dismissal or party tricks
As leaves turned red
I couldn't hear a thing you said
Your lips were moving without a sound
A glimpse of stars is what I'm asking for
In a world where the lights are out
In this arbitrary world
Hardcore
Was it intentional
Was it irrational
Was I uncomfortable
Hiding in plain sight
But tearing everything
Right down from the walls
Right down my fall
Right down anytime
A glimpse of stars is what I'm asking for
In a world where the lights are out
In this arbitrary world
Hardcore
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Cut City Sweden
Blind men leading deaf mutes in handcuffs through a minefield. Swedish cosmopolitans with table manners. We were there when the dam begun to burst. 1979, year of Lorde.
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