1. |
St. Vitus
05:51
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deep in my mind i'll go
It's the only one I can truly know
when all is said, all is said and done
maybe i'll know from where i've come
we gather the flock and we wonder
we stare at the wall that we put ourselves under
history will judge all the same
lucid minds we've cynically made
now close your eyes
close your eyes
and dance with me
healing our collective wounds
we need a little more breathing room
maybe one not so royally screwed
it's a puzzle we confuse
for some of us standing on stilts
for some of us who sour the milk
nerve racking complacency
we live in the realm of pure obscurity
now close your eyes
close your eyes
and dance with me
come dance with me
for we need
we need that feeling
to help carry the weight
help carry the weight
carry the weight
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2. |
Burning Bridges
09:09
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watching bridges burn, do you wanna know?
swimming up rivers on your own, can you hear?
breaking in to our waking lives we scream
kaleidoscope eyes the heart leads
these hands that are able
indirection with layers never spoken
static is the mind on these foundations
we fighting with fire so opaque
where bloody hands signed the names
the names we fable
watching light pour through
is there anything I can do?
watching light pour through
is there anything i can do?
cus i wanna go somewhere else
but I can't do this alone
so I trust, I trust in you
to pull your bullet through my eyes
to pull your bullet through my heart
for this we hang on the wall of our memories
for all to see, where all can grieve
for this we hang on the wall of our memories
where all to see, where all can grieve
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3. |
A Sacred Rain
10:24
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what is your
what is your
your scared space?
your scared space?
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