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Streaming + Downloadring is a narrative concerning my daddy's rebirth. and mines.
art by sarah wintersPurchasable with gift card
about
this is dying
lyrics
Over,
Time,
Again,
you worked overtime again
and you never made it back home
over
time
again
you worked overtime again
and you never made it back home
and you're driving in yr car
that I didn't even know you had
thinking about bed
but yr phones keep ringing over that
and yr wheels keep sliding new ways
so you can preserve yr old ones
everything grinds
you old s-n
I've never seen you dance
but that was okay cuz you dunked
but now that you can't dunk
what is the new complete?
hunh
mama said you changed
writhed deformed
under her chains
and the only thing that remained
is that smile
which now belongs to me, now!
over
time
again
you worked overtime again
you never coming back home
and there was always a new ring
each one as sweet as the last
so there coulda always been a new s-n
each one more warped than the last
so that's why we weren't surprised
when yr rims slid off the road
unsurprised yet unprepared
when it was yr time to ggggggggg
and mama said you'd changed
but
she couldn't save you this time
you wouldn't let her lock yr doors
so let go let Gah it's fine
it was approaching dusk
moon and sun both in the sky
when you nodded in the light
you were just so tired
everything came close
a slow motion collide
the wheel slid in yr handz
the road began to vibe
when you opened yr eyes
you nodded in the light
Time,
Again,
you worked overtime again
and you never made it back home
over
time
again
you worked overtime again
and you never made it back home
and you're driving in yr car
that I didn't even know you had
thinking about bed
but yr phones keep ringing over that
and yr wheels keep sliding new ways
so you can preserve yr old ones
everything grinds
you old s-n
I've never seen you dance
but that was okay cuz you dunked
but now that you can't dunk
what is the new complete?
hunh
mama said you changed
writhed deformed
under her chains
and the only thing that remained
is that smile
which now belongs to me, now!
over
time
again
you worked overtime again
you never coming back home
and there was always a new ring
each one as sweet as the last
so there coulda always been a new s-n
each one more warped than the last
so that's why we weren't surprised
when yr rims slid off the road
unsurprised yet unprepared
when it was yr time to ggggggggg
and mama said you'd changed
but
she couldn't save you this time
you wouldn't let her lock yr doors
so let go let Gah it's fine
it was approaching dusk
moon and sun both in the sky
when you nodded in the light
you were just so tired
everything came close
a slow motion collide
the wheel slid in yr handz
the road began to vibe
when you opened yr eyes
you nodded in the light
credits
from ring,
track released October 1, 2010
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you can watch +'s video for "jihad" here:
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it's from + 's fourteenth album
my fourteenth album is called "i'm starting to believe" and was released 7/24/2014
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