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lyrics

I don’t know who you are
But check out this skyline view
Lost in collapsing stars,
maybe the gravity’ll pull you through

Sleep in this stranger’s basement
fade these car crash dreams
Learn what’s it like to live adjacent
to a billion machines

In a small room
Safe from the fire
Wrapped up
In electrical wire
The current’s
Just Like blood how it flows
Wrapped up
In the hum and the pulse

Dana don’t tell me now
Dana don’t tell me then
Dana don’t tell me ever
I won’t ask you when

just like a phantom limb
gone but it never dies
I can still see it swimming
In your mermaid eyes

In a small room
Safe from the cold
Wrapped up
In its own contours and folds
The shadows
They scale up the wall
Wrapped up
In the pull and the thrall

In a small room
Safe from the fire
Wrapped up
In electrical wire
The current’s
Just Like blood how it flows
Wrapped up
In the hum and the pulse

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from Abject Terror, released October 27, 2021
robot princess is:
beau alessi
catherine anderson
peter ingles
bob black

mastered by catherine anderson

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