Sartorius
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Sartorius
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Armed with the kisses and money in their hands
Those girls on their heels sound like horses to me
Army is waiting to conquer the sundown
Blazes, the rain and the sun is at war
You open up the spiderweb and die
You're waking me this urgency you hide
Wind is a cycle that blows through the ocean
Blowing the rag giving birth to your dreams
Waiting, but it's holding me down to this star
You were always the one to adore
You open up this spiderweb and die
You twist his words there's no sense to his verbs
It's been raining for years
It's been raining for years
You're waking me, this urgency you hide
You're every time I wake, you see me hide
Just don't trick me
Just don't trick me
Just don't stop here
It's been raining for years
It's been raining for years
It's been raining for years
It's been raining for years
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