SacraSimulacra
from Exhumation by numbtongue
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lyrics
Who am I that you would consider me?
Who am I?
Who am I that you would remember me?
"I take whatever I can get,
What coin, what play,
whatever love they might give & forget."
Her white gold hair he twisted
to black lock of his and kissed it,
In equipoise clenching teeth and fist,
Her legs week under their words
"Life is a gift,
That you give to receive."
Their mother father still asleep,
She remembered the place they said was good for leapin’,
"Ignorance was bliss,
sometimes I think it still is..."
Why was it the more he tried to make believe the less she can?
She saw he left his beggin' can,
And so she ran,
In the white wool sweater she'd knit him.
Oh and then she saw him,
She knew she could stop him.
He can't help but want to believe it,
he can't help what he believes in.
Then she stumbled on the serpent,
Eyes of desert diamond's,
And it said,
"If matter matters at all
it will shatter and fall
and that will be all I am."
Will i will i will i i will i will i will
She could've sworn she saw a figure
reaching through the falling shatterings.
Who am I that you would consider me?
Who am I?
Will I die?
Only drinkin’ of me?
Who am I?
Who am I that you would remember me?
"I take whatever I can get,
What coin, what play,
whatever love they might give & forget."
Her white gold hair he twisted
to black lock of his and kissed it,
In equipoise clenching teeth and fist,
Her legs week under their words
"Life is a gift,
That you give to receive."
Their mother father still asleep,
She remembered the place they said was good for leapin’,
"Ignorance was bliss,
sometimes I think it still is..."
Why was it the more he tried to make believe the less she can?
She saw he left his beggin' can,
And so she ran,
In the white wool sweater she'd knit him.
Oh and then she saw him,
She knew she could stop him.
He can't help but want to believe it,
he can't help what he believes in.
Then she stumbled on the serpent,
Eyes of desert diamond's,
And it said,
"If matter matters at all
it will shatter and fall
and that will be all I am."
Will i will i will i i will i will i will
She could've sworn she saw a figure
reaching through the falling shatterings.
Who am I that you would consider me?
Who am I?
Will I die?
Only drinkin’ of me?
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from Exhumation,
released January 1, 2017
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numbtongue South Carolina
Alternative Pop // Experimental Rock // Grungefunk
New album 'Phantom
Limbs'
out now in all those places you go in all those places you know.
an open meditation
… that goes where it must.
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