Sunlight Sickness
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Sunlight Sickness
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you think we missed the revolution
i swear it all is coming down all around us now
if water makes everyone nervous
was it all just time to toss the ship into a spinning fit?
king me and crown the holy soldier
remember when we fought a war
that kept us all awake?
sunlight as bright and right as ever
turn down the light, electric night
it seems like another intermission
but the tide keeps rolling in
distance and sleep, a childhood anger
bad shit. believe. every thought is cleaned
senses will fail when we feel weakness
knees and hands shake, right in time
laughter and lines
it seems like another intermission
but the tide keeps rolling in
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