Offering
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Offering
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Holy life that you liken to nothing
Bursts at the seams
All the while stem the tide
I have seen it in my dreams
Here a fount in the desert
It was more than I could be
Human life as a lesson
You will see the mess of me
Hear it there
Feel it swarming underneath
Oh when love came for me
The blue and salton sea
A thousand lives lived in circles
A planet burning at the seams
Skeletal sand as a lesson
That became an offering
River nigh, river light
Sent us burning out to sea
Holy love, if you let it
Never wanted it to be
You and I, you a lesson
But never offered it to me
Human life gone wild
It was not enough for me
You and I, you and I
Won’t grow
You and I, in our wild
Won’t listen
It was rife, it was rife
With unholy offerings
It was rife, it was rife
With the flowers of deceit
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Chelsea Wolfe performs "Offering", and this lyric page sits inside the Chelsea Wolfe catalog on LyroVerse.
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