Dark Creak
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Dark Creak
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From the bottom to the top,
From the water to the drop.
No I wasn't permanent,
I was made for this end
From the comedown to the climb
Through a window then the vine
No I wasn't afraid of it,
There was never anything to be empty of
Are you sick, or are you well?
Are we in heaven, or is this hell?
No I wasn't permanent,
I was made for this end
My shins then my shoulders,
My sleepwalker focus
Cold creeping current
Dark creak, dark creak
Are you sick, or are you well?
Are we in heaven, or is this hell?
No I wasn't permanent,
I was made for this end, dark creak
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Who performs "Dark Creak"?
The American Scene performs "Dark Creak", and this lyric page sits inside the The American Scene catalog on LyroVerse.
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