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lyrics

I’ll morn the eye and eye
Coiled up where words resign
A name’s all I got for free
A label that no one could read

Written in the dirt like some clipped wing context
I simplify you tell me its too complex
Mismatching parts blame mine
Tell me that you’re built to spec

Replace these sunken eyes
With lines ruled straight, and smile
Still your world’s constructed in steps
That are not made in sequence

Written in the dirt like some clipped wing context
I simplify you tell me its too complex
Mismatching parts blame mine
Tell me that you’re built to spec

Never satisfied
Thinking shadows are lines
But further afield, some landscape of myth
That I decried as your remit

Forking paths fuck
Old maps burn up
Forking paths split
Old maps burn up
Forking paths fuck
Old maps burn up
Forking paths form

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from Crooked Stairs, released June 24, 2023

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