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I hold you tight
You keep me warm
In the depths of night
We brave the storm
As winter cleaves
I love you more
And if you should leave
I’d die for sure
Do you feel the cut
I have to make?
The caressing blade?
We are not afraid
Moth to your flame
Pirouetting so near
You dance for me
Your leaving I fear
You are the trees
My everywhere
Enraptured I stare
Your warmth I share
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Plutonium
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It's like plutonium
Seeping underground
Imperceptibly
Destroying all around
(Half life)
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I'm slipping away
Fading today
I gain no strength from
Eating my words
I cannot survive
Let alone thrive
By eating my words
Eating my words
You force feed me now
I'm choking how
You enjoy watching me
Eating my words
A plate never cleared
Much worse than I feared
Forever
Eating my words
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Exposed Brick Spain
Synthpop/electronica from Liverpool (though now based in Asturias, Spain). All music (& words) composed, played, recorded by self.
New 11 track CD arriving later in 2024.
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