Casuals
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Casuals
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Nothing remains casual your soul pours from
Sooner or later its claws sink into everyone
A clay of dust and blood
Molten as lightning
Spun from the most ancient force a mind can devise
Reeling myself back in
I spun away there for a minute
For you it is fine
Just a splinter of time
But the whole weighs as much as one
We're only what we have done
The light that time travels at the speed of
Pushing into nothing in the shape of you
Molten as your body
The universe's dream
Persistently present
But eternally straddling the moment
It presently is in
Reeling myself back in
I spun away there for a minute
For you it is fine
Just a ripple in time
But the whole weighs as much as one
We're only what we have done
We're only what we have done
The whole weighs as much as one
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Luke De-Sciscio performs "Casuals", and this lyric page sits inside the Luke De-Sciscio catalog on LyroVerse.
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