1. |
Cataracts
03:20
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Flowers in hand, a turn of phrase,
Stomach's in knots, I've made a mistake,
Hurried steps shuffle apart,
Palpitations of the heart
Fall far from
Peripheral grace,
Blind spots de-
vour my face,
Nursing a bruise, open the wound,
Ponder the long face, crescent the moon,
Cavity exposed, breathe in and sigh,
Mucous Membrane withered and dry,
Fall far from
Peripheral grace,
Blind spots de-
vour my face,
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2. |
The One Who's Grown
02:12
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Count the sides,
The sword abides,
The fire below,
Inspires a glow,
Your hands are tied,
But don't you cry,
You'll fly on home,
You'll fly on home,
The one who's grown,
Will fly on home,
Your eyes they lied,
But all my pride,
Could not dethrone,
The seeds we've sewn,
Before the flies,
A last goodbye,
I'll fly on home,
I'll fly on home,
The one who's grown,
Will fly on home
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