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Artist: After The Sirens
Canonical path: /after-the-sirens/a-waning
Related lyric paths: 6
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A Waning
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A Waning
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You are what I've wanted at the closest,
at the furthest away.
When I was bound by compass marks,
You engaged me in the tallest grass
with the tines of a savage wreath.
(Oh, my savagery, my savagery!)
And in the convalescence,
after my heart was flayed,
divorced in a thick of thorns
and then began to heal,
You peeled open my wounds...
And I cannot accept Your offer.
Lover, I ache to,
but I cannot accept Your offer
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