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Return
02:52
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Return to the one that you love.
Reclaim all the love that you lost.
Counting the cost now that she’s gone.
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Said The Daughter
02:24
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Oh, I forgot you walk on water!
Said the daughter to her mother.
I forgot you were a martyr, life is better when it’s harder.
I’m declaring independence from the sins that you’ve committed.
I’m declaring independence from the guilt of my descendants.
I’m gonna run away
I don’t think that I can stay
I think I’ll go insane
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Free
04:54
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The pain you feel
The hope you bleed
The keep light you give
The love you teach
When all your insides fall to pieces,
I’ll be there to hold those pieces
You wanna be free?
A chain reaction
A calm ensues
A chain reaction
It’s cutting loose
When you cry
The terror leaves you
The tears will dry
And he won’t leave you
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4. |
Blue Willow
03:21
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Blue Willow behind the cabinet door.
Blue Willow one day it will be yours.
Never had a place upon the Big buffet.
Never even got to see the light of day.
On a table set for twelve, you sat upon the shelf.
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Afraid
04:45
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Last night was strange.
I had a dream.
You were alive or in between.
All of my friends were there with me.
My lovely wife. My family.
My mother gasped in disbelief.
My father wept.
My siblings screamed.
I fell to knees.
How could this be?
You were alive or in between.
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6. |
Weeping
05:56
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We’ve soaked up all the angel dust you’ve sprinkled out. The devil’s in the details without a doubt. Weeping like a willow when you’re coming down. The sunshine only radiates when she’s around.
I’m ready to feel something.
I’m ready to get out.
I want to make up for so many years that I let my family down.
This is a social contract from r the faint of heart. Please understand the consequence before we start. This is the pen that we will use to sign across the line. Micro dose, you need it most and you’ll be fine.
I’m ready to feel something.
I’m ready to get out.
I want to make up for so many years that I let my family down.
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7. |
The Unknown
04:04
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Please don’t pick my pocket. I’ve exactly what I saved today, it’s exactly what they paid.
Please pray for my sister.
She’s been trapped inside a maze for days, like, some sorta hippy phase.
Please pray for my brother. The evidence is clear, we fear. Everybody knows he’s queer!
Afraid of the unknown.
It won’t leave me alone.
Call me on my phone.
Showing up at my home, at my home.
Surround myself with owers.
To alleviate the pain of faith.
It gets me through my day.
Please don’t cut the fLowers or touch my radio. You know, it’s as loud as it will go.
Please don’t pick my pocket. I’ve exactly what I saved, today. Exactly what they payed.
Please don’t cut the flowers or touch the radio.
You know, it’s as loud as it can go.
Afraid of the unknown.
It won’t leave me alone.
Call me in my phone.
Showing up at my home, at my home.
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God Of Creation
05:38
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God of Creation
How could I wander into a place I don’t belong?
Laying beside her, now I’m inside her.
She understands me. Am I wrong?
Bible college, carnal knowledge.
How can I stand before your throne?
The conversation with my congregation,
How will I tell them what I’ve done?
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ARMS BIZARRE Virginia Beach, Virginia
Arms Bizarre surfaced in 2012, making cloudy music in sunny Virginia Beach, Virginia. Loosely organized as somewhat of a
collective in the beginning years, later seeing the band form a devoted core and finding they’re place in the post punk realm. Influenced by the shoe gaze and alt rock bands of the 90’s; fuzz + reverb and a big rhythm section, support the melancholy but hopeful vocals.
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