Cavity
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Cavity
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There's a man walking
With a rope and a shovel in his hand
And he's digging, he's digging
Down to clay,
I lean back and watch the ceiling sway
You make these feelings
Go away
You make these feelings
Go away
You make these feelings
Go away
You make these feelings
Go away
Cause seeing him is easy when no ones around
Finding him's easy when all that you've found
All gardens and sirens both move to the sound
Of little worms writhing -
But you make these feelings
Go away
You make these feelings
Go
So come then, come over, and sit by me
Swallow the arrow following me
Nothing to fill in,
Nothing to free
Nothing here love but cavity
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Hundred Waters performs "Cavity", and this lyric page sits inside the Hundred Waters catalog on LyroVerse.
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