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Bring out your dead
02:46
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what do you do with all your skeletons?
what do you do with your dead?
i was so young and free full of hope and love
you took that trust and dangled it on thin ass rope
you threw it off a cliff, no regard for me
how do i get back to start?
now i have a reason to stay
now i have motivation to raise
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Mountains
03:25
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let me tell you where i think the mountains grow
warm like a womb dark as a tomb
years pass like a line of day dreams
holds itself together but it has no seams
river coursing through, lean down to wash my hands
thunder bellows afar, brings water to the land
there's a flame that grows, you know you can't contain
grows in times of wonder, fuels the life in your veins
have you ever seen the earth cracked through
and then you feel how the mountains grew
boil and rumble like the skin of the sun
a wholesome solace made of the single one
like your lovers breath sends your blood on the run
like an enemy's wrath makes itself come undone
don't know where i'd be without the hum of strings
shakes in its skin like the earth where the mountain begins
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Beneath Trees Savannah, Georgia
psych | punk | garage | noise
Genevieve Chasty
Hemmy Hemmerich
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