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My Underground
04:18
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Looking for the life I swear I'd found,
Sifting through the dreams that let me down,
Been building up my underground
But it's coming back around.
Nights in your lion muse,
Beguiling mane.
Leg shave fool,
Martyr in vain,
Still hiding in your faultless world,
I want to see your ruins fall.
I can't take you,
This road has no place for you.
The blossoms gone,
The vestal flames,
Fool's paradise,
Still burying your honesty?
But I want to see your brave.
Looking for a life that can't be found,
Sifting through the dreams that let me down,
Still watching all my underground
Come crumbling back around.
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All the Eyes
03:49
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You were all the eyes of deceiving
Your holy water drowning the truth
And through the ages robed in your believing
You brought the cold
You brought the dread
At your hands the other ones are grieving
While you fill the hole
With the countless dead
You are all the eyes of the grieving
Your affluence still stifling the truth
And through the ages your ideas deceiving
Till you owned the cold
You own the dread
Will we disrobe your harrowed believing
Avenge the souls
Of the countless dead
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Somewhere in this Town
03:13
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Somewhere in this town
There's a girl that I love
Somewhere in this town
There's a girl that I love
Somewhere in this town
There's a girl that I love
Somewhere, somewhere
Somewhere
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Lumo Morte Peterborough, Ontario
New Zealand/Canada based siblings making cinematic neo-folk.
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