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Album Release
02:59
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Do you see it in the pain in a mother's eyes?
Do you see it in the strain in a lovers smile?
Do you see it in the crowd? Are we all one?
but we've never felt so alone, now that you're gone
You'll never Know what you still do for us
we walk backwards into eons dusked
feel the light fade away behind us
We're left repeating
with what? winter leaves
We're left repeating
with what winter leaves
It's in the weight
of silent heaven
so we wait
In purest hell
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N_TRO_P
05:52
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Another hair falls through your knuckles to the table
how taught your words are around it
with a sentence rehearsed, till your mirror becomes a smudge
it falls into a knot handed over with a limp touch
it's not a cry for help
it's a scream to exist
our insides are raw to the belt
we're anoxic behind our lips/ with our teeth pressing far up out wrists
and still holding a handful of lung
with a quick move of gums and tongue
"well at least i don't have it worse!
I could be 21 and behind the wheel of a first hand porsche"
I could be 21 and behind the wheel the wreckage of a first hand hearse
one day you'll meet pam I reckon you'd be friends
So hurry up and take me
dawn till dust oh maybe
you make it worse when we're waiting
so come on giddy up
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3. |
Ladders
05:19
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April 6th
11:03
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Cast another printless stone
like thy father in image of his own
a top what was before
aligns the gulch mine blood did plow
blessed is the weight they war
glory is yolk they bore
blessed is the worn handle
glory is their scarred knuckles
A night of mange
There taking us away
trading our concrete for glass
our organs for merino
our bones for number 8 wire
our homes for shipping containers
Just like mum and dad and pam and jordan (R.I.P)
casting our stones
for what? we'll never know
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Eli Waz Here
03:05
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Jilter Off ꓘilter Wellington, New Zealand
it's not a cry for help
it's a scream to exist
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