Charity
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Charity
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With all indifference
Seen too much
To call it fuck
Complete
And full of nowhere
From beneath
Comes the heat
Recede
Somehow remember
Deaf to call
When the call was for such
So steep
Sliding down-ways
Built the nest
Caught undressed
For the more of you fortune
Helium, helium
Let them all suffer for you
Evil one, evil one
So long for nothing
Called a bluff
Spent enough
Within this
Low encounter
I held so much
Held so little
Mother difference
For this
Needs so much, had so much
Sounds appalling
That we hardly move at all
From the one
Place for calling
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Arthur Beatrice performs "Charity", and this lyric page sits inside the Arthur Beatrice catalog on LyroVerse.
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