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devoured
04:17
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in a storm that brings no rain i sin without a sorry
i'm a songbird with no voice / i feast but still i'm starving
i've been devoured by the desert / stuck scratching in the sand
too wide-eyed by my wanting to know a river was just ahead
see i'm a war without a purpose / just tree amongst a forest
i'm all gospel i'm all bad news / a lost and lonely tourist
my mother she always told me, "boy, you shine"
i never believed her / just like my father i lay down and die
my mother she always told me, "boy, go shine"
i never listen, keep on a missin a train gone by
oh lord, i'm just not sure what i do or don't stand for
will i get through those gates? / if not, is there a side door?
my mother she always told me, " boy, you shine"
this time i'll believe her, c'mon brother don't lay down and die
my mother she always told me, "boy, go shine"
this time i'll listen, wont keep on a missin a train gone by
oh ashton, i'm askin / please tear down this prison of mine
i'm married to the medicine / i'm a mountain no one should climb
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train that's passed
03:58
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We Speak in Colors Osaka, Japan
pittsburgh, pa, usa
abu dhabi, ad, uae
existential-rock
forever neurotic
andrew.armstrong20@gmail.com
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