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Flora

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Flora

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I ride all night under the neon bend

Into the bluing light of the core

The ship went up into the water rings

And the earth sings, and the earth sings

So they walk on water, so they take your eyes

Then they call you daughter, then they hypnotize you

Then they fall like lightning out across your bedroom walls

Now they’re moving down the hallways

And they’re hiding in the night shade

And they’re waiting in the dream places

Now they’re coming down the hallways

Run down there on the moonlight stairs

And you are calling my name

Cold and creaking, the kitchen sink

And you are calling my name

Just beyond the silver lawn

The fog sits on the lake

So pass the poison and hear those voices

And they’re all calling my name

Take shelter now into the underground

Lie on the wooden floors in the dark

And hold your breath, reach for their hands you left

Reach for their hands, somehow reach for their hands

But it’s too late father, you have come too late

It’s your son and daughter, and your daughter’s fate

She is moving on to where the gully’s deep in green and golden glades

Now they’re moving down the hallways

And they’re hiding in the night shade

And they’re waiting in the dream places

Now they’re coming down the hallways

Run down there on the moonlight stairs

And you are calling my name

Cold and creaking, the kitchen sink

And you are calling my name

Just beyond the silver lawn

The fog sits on the lake

So pass the poison and hear those voices

And they’re all calling my name

Now they’re moving down the hallways

And they’re hiding in the night shade

And they’re waiting in the dream places

Now they’re coming down the hallways

Then he made a circle with his shaking hands

Then he built a chamber made of glass

So then he could see the wires from the blurry lens

Then he used a current so the spins began

Then she rose like fire, then she rose again,

Then she turned her eyes to see the ship’s fins

They are rising upward to the ring again...

Run down there on the moonlight stairs

And you are calling my name

Cold and creaking, the kitchen sink

And you are calling my name

Just beyond the silver lawn

The fog sits on the lake

So pass the poison and hear those voices

And they’re all calling my name

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