Pocket Arms
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Pocket Arms
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I'll wait as long as it takes
I'll wait as long as it takes
(going through the rooftop
and its charms to breathe)
I'll wait as long as it takes
(trying to run faster but
the cobwebs running through your head)
I'll wait as long as it takes
(all the fake colours rest in me)
Your eyes cannot stop to
(they're coming on your desert song)
Cry blood from your heart
take two steps
(silent lands are still to come)
An cross your arms
Play on my ribs
Stop that breathing, it's all gone
Stop that breathing, please
I can't believe it's pale now
But different grey
This could be the time
A green light passed by
And shifted in shade
Above the sea
The toxin coming
Stop breathing her
On broken harps
I keep calling you
And cobwebs keep kissing
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