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Light Heads
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Rattled and lasso’d,
the bones have been brushed.
I’ll miss your stays,
your legs for days in my hands for years,
oh, in another life.
You had your face framed.
Hang me up.
Your gypsy switch, your fractured laugh, all our light heads.
Your cutting tongue, it counts and runs all our light breaths.
I’ll miss your stays, all our slight deaths
I’ll miss your stays.
Giving these dreams all the room to breathe,
devouring you, devouring me,
in a mirrored room, all the angles
looking back at you, losing your beliefs in the backseat
well all’s well that ends well
in these half acres walking in hell.
Had your face framed to hang,
held your hymns and then you sang
“christ himself never sounded better,”
coming towards the light forever.
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Burial Waves Washington, D.C.
• Kyle Durfey - Vocals
• Ross Hurt - Guitars
• Matthew Dowling - Bass
• Dave Davies -
Guitars
• Jimmy Rhodes - Drums
Instagram: @burialwaves
Twitter: @burialwaves
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