Apple Tree
Read Apple Tree lyrics by By Sunlight on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Apple Tree
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I am sick again
Settled into a much stranger skin
Through these addled eyes and murdered midnights
All of the umbras entwined, they’re sickles in my spine
I am with you still
The skeleton of a faith we can’t kill
When you say you will, say you will
Every night lets some magic in
As the moon marauds the salt on your skin
Every night, smells like cinnamon
As the moon marauds the salt on your skin
I can see it now
Withering from an ardor avowed
Fear as manifold, sentiment sold
'Cause I am sick again
The fever pitch of a dream that won’t end
Cold as apple white, sweet as starlight
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By Sunlight performs "Apple Tree", and this lyric page sits inside the By Sunlight catalog on LyroVerse.
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