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Artist: Outrun The Gun
Canonical path: /outrun-the-gun/the-world-to-come
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The World To Come
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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The World To Come
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Oh Father why have you forsaken me?
The air is so cold
The breath of lies fall on my neck
But they barely know you and to him You hardly exist
Come to Me my child, my burden is light
But I am heavy laden and run into the ground
Beyond what you thought was good and proper behavior
For I am blind and walking amongst the chairs
Because I had a dream last night and in that dream you died
I was convinced you could see the light
Cause there's a little poison in everything
And there's a little confusion in everything
Except your eyes
I saw your face turn blind
I saw your head turn away
I saw a legion of stars
That was the day
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