An Envoy to the Open Fields
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An Envoy to the Open Fields
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All manner of malady come to be seen.
All manner of malady come to be seen.
Why do you call me at the door? you don't know me.
Why do you call me all the time? you don't know me.
In the corners of eyes I'll stretch the sky in blue.
And I'm thinking you're made for me, and I'm thinking of things you said.
Hey now! No using me.
Can you see them? (Hey now, no use in me.)
When all you want is...
And when you go I stay, there are no complications.
And when you go I stay, the blood is on my hands today.
Why do you call me at the door? you don't know me.
Why do you call me all the time? you don't know me.
Assigned to ascertain their find for I believe these fields divide the other world.
We timeless horse employ (envoy)
How do you know? where did you go?
Solar, I can't see anything, collide with me.
In the corners of your eyes I'll stretch the sky in blue.
And I'm thinking we knew no better, and I'm thinking we're dying.
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