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Artist: Holding Absence
Canonical path: /holding-absence/a-godsend
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A Godsend
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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A Godsend
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Lord, hear me in my time of need... I'm on my knees
God, find me a place to be palpable
And, God, send me a godsend, I've been waiting all alone
But every night, I speak to him
I shut my eyes and speak in hymn
A message in a bottle, a whistle in the wind
And I've tried to find the fire in your eyes, oh, but I'm tired
Still every night, I speak to him
But I close my eyes and speak in hymn
A message in a bottle, a whistle in the wind
And I'm still whistling
God, send me a godsend
God, send me a godsend
I've been waiting
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