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from Maw by darkturn

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lyrics

The ache of these mornings keep
hanging around.
But what they’re made of won’t
come ‘round, through my mouth.

Even when I tend my worries I keep
clapping awake.
Oh, spare-me-none-light
show me my name.
Tell me my name.

In all these pictures I see the same.
Biding time for the tides to flood the frame.
At the foamy mouth of this seascape,
I see the end where all is arranged.

Night pulls me forth by my feet.
And in half by my needs.

Amid the drift of soft winter light,
in the distance, a promise bellows.
(Your part close fire, soft caress.
while the other sets fire to the rest)

Thinned out by the cold.

In all these pictures I see the same.
Biding time for the tides to flood the frame.
At the foamy mouth of this seascape,
I see the end where all is erased.

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from Maw, released July 8, 2016

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