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neatly pressed blue
01:12
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Such a holy thing to stand on
proposing every week in neatly pressed blue
Meant to define the root of silences
swimming in the hate of every tear away from you
Such a Holy thing to stand on
Proposing every week in neatly pressed blue
A surrender to absurdities of ever escaping me and losing you
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there was a time
01:42
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Funny how I was preaching to you
Begging outside dennys to eat with your family
Wondering if you had ever paid attention
Sorry I was too angry to think I didn’t teach you a lesson, you taught me
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Could it have been Delilah we’d become or could it have been evil said it won?
A way to understand what was missing in us all or had befallen me?
Too exhausted with herself
Filled with the fury to accentuate
Her liberty
Finally giving into the softness of you
By attacking the softness of herself too?
Could it have been Delilah?
Not caring about the beast that had used and entered us?
If it got us to a place where we could actually see a lost defeated lust?
Could it have been Delilah we’d become or could it have been evil said it won?
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Psalm 139:13
02:46
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There is this person I saw on the tv
He seems mean and he is acting terribly
But Oh, then, what did I do?
Grimaced and crunched like I’d eaton ya for lunch
On no! What did I do?
You looked like sakai
But inside I was you
There is a place called the Amazon
The trees help us breath from the land their on
But when we cut trees down to feed the cow
We’ve eaten ourselves and we may not know how
On no! What did I do?
Grimaced and crunched til we’d eaton ya for lunch
On no! What did we do?
(Forgotten the Holy that’s inside is you)
Psalm 139:13
Isaiah 53:2-6
Matthew 11:28
1 Corinthians 3:18
2 Chronicles 7:14
Matthew 7:1-3
Luke 10:27
Ephesians 4:31-32
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for you
01:18
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I have spent so much time thinking of how I could escape I didn’t notice enough of what I could do with you
Of course part of the escape is loving you but part of the contentment is for you too
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your eyes
01:03
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I was on the bus one day and I was listening to the things you said in your eyes and sometimes I would believe it
Walking passed a mosque on the other side and I wondered if they knew who could keep them alive and then I looked into your eyes
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the very best gift
00:50
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You gave me the very best gift
That I didn’t want
But of course I wanted
But look what you did
You went ahead and gave me the very best gift
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new
02:15
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author’s sometimes say there’s nothing new under the sun it’s all been done and for nothing but that must have been before knowing more about you because with you everything is new
They say history repeats itself in beautiful ways that are tragic as well as the pace of our days
Yes things circle round and point to the lacks and longings of love
But with you, everything is new because with you everything is new
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notes.to.sew (abuela tape) North Carolina
indie rock
electronic key
alternative dark folk
shoegaze
indie pop
JESUS
1 Peter 4:8
Isaiah 45:8
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