Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Holy Mess
Canonical path: /the-holy-mess/all-those-words
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All Those Words
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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All Those Words
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All those words
They lead me here
Those 7th chords
They read like maps
They lead me here
This closing moment
These passions poised
Now to move along downtown
And for the first time I won’t miss them
These lives exasperated with stories long since cultivated
Do you know? Tid you care? this is the end
Watch everything fall apart
When the specter’s
Stalking with intent to collect
I'll offer up my hands
Cracked and wrecked
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