Mtns (The Crown Anchor)
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Mtns (The Crown Anchor)
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You're never awake
But you don't seem to sleep at all
Those stolen flowers inside your guts
Will take you away
Steady the hand that lays the child to bed
Barbitals and decay
The crown and the anchor
You'll curse at the sky
Three words for which the boys have no names
How many beasts in the night
To take you away
What quivers and shakes?
What fills your stomach and clogs your veins?
Whose claws do scratch at your wooden limbs?
And tear you away
Steady the hand that lays the dolls to rest
Barbitals and decay
The crown and the anchor
We will never sleep
We will never wake
We will drift away
We will never sleep
We will never wake
We will drift away
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