Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Subaudition
Canonical path: /subaudition/alms-of-the-sun
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Alms of the Sun
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Alms of the Sun
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The memory you revive
Is like a sleepless hour
That returns dead to haunt me
A fleeting breath behind
I crawl up out of the sea
Into the unchanging light
How sleep evokes the memory
You always tried to forbid
Voicelessness glides about
O, we're so many days closer
To the alms of the sun
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