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The Altar

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Wye Oak Canonical path: /wye-oak/the-altar Related lyric paths: 6
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The Altar

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Oh recourse

Our nature is a force

So, cut it at the source

And go

A life without remorse

I'll obey

Though i am afraid

Of what it is to be alone

Awake

And happiest at play

I'm all smiles

Confident and wild

Wired with every instrument

Control

And careless all the while

Until i recall

Everything and all

Is wrong

Panic is a slow

Dissolve

A terror quiet calm

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