Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Republic Of Wolves
Canonical path: /republic-of-wolves/tashbih
Related lyric paths: 6
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Tashbih
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Tashbih
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When I was six months old
there was a price upon my soul.
They placed me in a basket
and sent me down the rapids
So all I ever knew was a wicker tomb.
Please lock the door behind me
Just lock the door after I go.
I'm sorry for my tied tongue
I'm sorry that you left alone.
When I replaced the cross
with monuments to what I'd lost
I grew apart from myself
and shook until the night fell
But all I ever was
was merciful.
Well I never got out of those rapids
We never get out of the rapids.
You're still here in some way.
But I couldn't have known
so it's alright.
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