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Phantom Limbs
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I can’t stand to hear your voice any longer
The sound of it brings back too much pain
I can’t stand hearing your footsteps bearing down
I’ve blocked it out and I’m never gonna unblock it again
Fuck your lies and fuck your smile and fuck the feeling you could be better off
Fuck the days I spent with you and fuck the thought that you could be better off
We are meandering through
We are the scars of all that’s left behind, left behind
We are totalitarian
We are the prayers of those who stayed behind, stayed behind
The waves that crash will bring us closer
The storm will cleanse us in the rain
Our fathers’ lives will tell a story
How can we know what else to do but tell it all again?
Fuck your eyes and fuck your smile and fuck the thought that you could be better off
We are meandering through
We are the scars of all that’s left behind, left behind
We are totalitarian
We are the prayers of those who stayed behind, stayed behind
The race is on, the race is on…
And in your downtime, I’ll come to mind
When it’s all on fire
It’s all a lie
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Secret Lung Melbourne, Australia
The bus that couldn't slow down. New music coming in 2024.
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