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Artist: Marissa Nadler
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Turned Into Air (feat. Emma Ruth Rundle)
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Turned Into Air (feat. Emma Ruth Rundle)
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Shapeshifter, turned into air
A cloud of cold, I saw him there
Shapeshifter, I looked at his teeth
Turning to poems right in front of me
Shapeshifter, made a shallow of gold
A streaming river as we grew old
Shapeshifter, back at the start
Which one is true, where is your heart?
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