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Artist: Emma Ruth Rundle
Canonical path: /emma-ruth-rundle/blooms-of-oblivion
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Blooms Of Oblivion
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Blooms Of Oblivion
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Judas, come close to me, visit in visions
Tell me the story of how
You swing like an actor in the greyest of gardens
Your tongue hanging free from you mouth
Down at the methadone clinic we waited
Hoping to take home your cure
The curdling cowards, the crackle of china
You say that it's making you pure
And just like Flowers for Algernon something's diminished
There's a love like you've never known pinned to your finish
One, two, six underfoot and you will rise
And in all of your blooms of oblivion I love you
I love you, see?
See?
See?
See?
Maker, I'm close to you to deal your departure
To make sure you're nailed to the ground
And all of the glamours, of treacherous traitors
Have all run away from you now
And I will stand over you to breathe in your vapor
As pieces and parts, they dissolve
You plead you as failure, you wait for a savior
But leave knowing nothing's resolved
And we bring flowers from Albion up to your vision
Hold back the love that you've never known, you've only this prison
Straight to the hangman's noose, are we born this way?
Handing down a fistful of sorries you will never say
I love you, see?
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