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Stray
Come home with me
I'll calm the water
I'll sew the seams
May the sullen escape
We're forming in sin
I pray
I've been innocent
Strange
The way you speak
Far from god
Safe from me
May the sullen escape
We're forming in sin
I pray
I've been innocent since
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Fear For You : Moonwake
03:02
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The Earth and us
Ash and dust
The worst of god
The curse of love
At last the dusk
Home we are
Whole we are
Home we are
You got me all wrong
(Who tonight?)
You caught me out of it
(Who’d deny?)
You cut me out of it
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Bedside
Retrace the day we found her
Death comes
When you close your eyes
So spun
Cold sheets a city lifelike
Sweet hum
Auroral light
The nights end
Will we
Awake with missing pieces?
No sun for dawn to guide
So long
I slept in aching hours
No son
Don't forget the nights end
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Sunset Industry
03:14
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Sleepwalk: Counter
04:02
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"Hallow" carved in the forest
A breach to crawl in
Sound asleep in a warm bed
So cold near the edge
So soon light comes
I was wading through soil
Though leaden my limbs
In a grave near the torrent
Life under the bridge
So soon the light comes
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Something About Time
01:48
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Sleep asunder
I’m drifting to the sea
Familiar trauma
The night staring back at me
Where will you go
When you’ve departed here?
Words always come too late
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Brandon Andrew - Vocals, guitars, bass, drums, keys, beard.
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