Death Dream
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Death Dream
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It was dawn and the kitchen light was still on
I stepped in, found the suicide asleep on the floor
An open mouth screams and makes no sound
Apart from the ring of the tinnitus of silence
You had your ear to the ground
White noise
I don't know if there's breathing or not
Butterflied arms tell me that this one has flown
Blood seems black against the skin of your porcelain back
A still life is the last I will see of you
A painting of a panic attack
You died in my sleep last night
Death dreams you don't forget
It's been a while since I dreamed this but
Even now, when asleep, I'll tread with care
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Frightened Rabbit performs "Death Dream", and this lyric page sits inside the Frightened Rabbit catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Break In The Clouds and A Lick Of Paint with a short reason for opening each page next.
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