1. |
Out Of The Sea
06:28
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only one night
standing on the shores
eternal hate
your blood feels heavy
talking to no one
you've lost your friends
they couldn't know
they couldn't
out of the sea
feel the spectre
of all you did
out of time
no love
no one
no home
no place to be
nothing to feel
even the rage is distant
fire dimming
no life to live
nothing to be
only night
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2. |
You Lie
08:39
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skin turned to glass
lights on your eyes
heat and then nothing
carriage taken
stiffly moved
under a sky
the same color now
as your flesh
you were taken
from me
for a time
i could wait
no longer
illness settles in
i built a home
i know where you lie
you must be cold
abandoned
interred into
soil you never loved
under a house that
you never saw
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3. |
Spirit Of Pine
07:20
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we're going tonight
on the wind
you can hear how
empty it is
oh
leave now
never to return
leave now
the smell of dirt
fills your lungs
you're on the moon
soar over trees
fire sings winding
out and over your breast
we're going tonight
we're going tonight
flying above
i can leave you all, any time
below us
and all around
the world sighs
leyline pressed
spirit of pine
unspoken
malign
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4. |
Never A Poem
09:29
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in time
they won't remember you
the things you made
will never last
a sickness
in the heart
no spirit
nothing
you can't cling
on to any thing
swimming
through a sea of bile
oceans of dirt
you won't be treasured
there is no beauty inside you
no hagiography
never a poem
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