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Artist: Ithaca
Canonical path: /ithaca/the-language-of-injury
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The Language Of Injury
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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The Language Of Injury
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Clear the air
I try to stay awake
So I know what I missed
Suspended in
Exhaustion that sleep can’t fix
Nights are getting longer
But light creeps through the cracks
Remembering
Hearing everything I lack
I lost my left hand to the right
Everything that was right left me again
Nothing you say moves me
Alpha waves and centuries
Years and years of feeding your
Dependance on vocabulary
Only when I'm sleeping
Does it sound like leaving?
Exiting the one way in
I know you find meaning in
Verbalising the verboten
Only when I'm sleeping
Does it sound like leaving?
I made sound
But what do you have to say now?
Clear the air
(Nothing you say moves me
You’re not what you said you’d be)
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