Dizzy Spells
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Dizzy Spells
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Our colony
Is shining through the shaking of the artificial moon
The light of noon
Cut ragged glass
Kalidoscope of soapy film refract the rays that pass
The blades of grass
Recite the words that you were taught
The face of man
You stare into the center as the colors bleed away
The dryest rain
You feel the same
The dirt beneath your saddle boots is snaping as you step
Into the scene
This life is just a pale frame
Don't you ever worry bout those dizzy spells you feel
That's just the taming of the ghosts
They can't hurt you, they'll desert you now
Take up your arms
The final day is here, you feel the pinging in your ear
Now disappear
The flaming sky
The rally of a lost July, the night preceds the lullabye
And takes away the last supply of day
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Who performs "Dizzy Spells"?
Josh Woodward performs "Dizzy Spells", and this lyric page sits inside the Josh Woodward catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to 20-20 and A Thousand Skins (part 1) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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