Static Hymn
from Dandelion Fireworks by Atomic Houdini
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lyrics
Those ties that I used to
That I used to have to wear to work
This table was left by
By strangers who stopped in to drink coffee
Those highs now remembered
Now remembered through a scent on stray clothing
Miss unable to throw away
Thoughtful notes sent from my kin
Daylight through window shifting
A static hymn that's always sifting
Stay right, do ya still know when it stings?
Enigmatic trim the way time pings
Paintings, on cave walls
Echo now, in bathroom stalls
Straining, a war cry
Voices now bring tears to your eyes
So many lies that I used to
(That I used to)
That I used to have to say at work
These fables were left by
(They were left by)
By old friends who stopped in to drink coffee
Your thighs now remembered
(Now remembered)
Now remembered through your scent you left on me
(You left on me)
Miss unable to spend the day
Writing notes to send to my kin
Daylight through window shifting
A static hymn that's always sifting
Stay right, do ya still know when it stings?
Enigmatic trim the way time pings
Paintings, on cave walls
Echo now, in bathroom stalls
Straining, a war cry
Voices now bring tears to your eyes
Paintings, on cave walls
Echo now, in bathroom stalls
Straining, a war cry
Voices now bring tears to your eyes
Paintings, on cave walls
Echo now, in bathroom stalls
Straining, a war cry
Voices now bring tears to your eyes
That I used to have to wear to work
This table was left by
By strangers who stopped in to drink coffee
Those highs now remembered
Now remembered through a scent on stray clothing
Miss unable to throw away
Thoughtful notes sent from my kin
Daylight through window shifting
A static hymn that's always sifting
Stay right, do ya still know when it stings?
Enigmatic trim the way time pings
Paintings, on cave walls
Echo now, in bathroom stalls
Straining, a war cry
Voices now bring tears to your eyes
So many lies that I used to
(That I used to)
That I used to have to say at work
These fables were left by
(They were left by)
By old friends who stopped in to drink coffee
Your thighs now remembered
(Now remembered)
Now remembered through your scent you left on me
(You left on me)
Miss unable to spend the day
Writing notes to send to my kin
Daylight through window shifting
A static hymn that's always sifting
Stay right, do ya still know when it stings?
Enigmatic trim the way time pings
Paintings, on cave walls
Echo now, in bathroom stalls
Straining, a war cry
Voices now bring tears to your eyes
Paintings, on cave walls
Echo now, in bathroom stalls
Straining, a war cry
Voices now bring tears to your eyes
Paintings, on cave walls
Echo now, in bathroom stalls
Straining, a war cry
Voices now bring tears to your eyes
credits
from Dandelion Fireworks,
track released August 31, 2016
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