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Artist: Laish
Canonical path: /laish/rattling-around
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Rattling Around
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Rattling Around
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You keep rattling around my subconscious
Like an ever present moth come to haunt us
And you're rattling around in the evening
And you're rattling around when I'm breathing
You keep rattling around my subconscious
Like an ever present moth come to haunt us
And you're rattling around when I'm eating
And you're rattling around when I'm sleeping
And you're rattling around in the ether
And you're rattling around when I'm with her
Oh you're rattling around
You're rattling around
Rattling around
Rattling around
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