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why is it getting so hot in December I seem to remember a cardinal visit like clockwork and vinyl around every Christmas it's just doing business it's not really personal the fire is crackling toward my back doorstep goodbye seems appropriate a somber dark dirge the edges of seasons are blurring for reasons but I don't think I have the words
cast up the sash with the pane
the wind says that nothing has changed
it's the warmest winter on record
no blanket of white to tuck us in tight
it's the warmest winter on record
with everything green it seems so obscene
it's the warmest winter on record
the skies are all blue and I sadly am too yeah I share the same hue
an ancient high cupboard has pulled from the wall as ceramic shards fall in the sink to the bottom as quickly as time passes further away and there's nothing to drink from there's nothing to raise an ancient high cupboard has pulled from the wall as ceramic shards fall in the sink to the bottom as quickly as time passes further away and there's nothing to drink from there's nothing to raise
throw up the sash with the pane
the wind says that nothing has changed
it's the warmest winter on record
no blanket of white to tuck us in tight
it's the warmest winter on record
with everything green it seems so obscene
it's the warmest winter on record
the skies are all blue and I sadly am too yeah I share the same hue
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The Gift (Pines Demo)
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Move (Headaches Demo)
03:09
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Backwoods (Heavies Demo)
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Sundries (Pines Demo)
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House Ghost Louisville, Kentucky
House Ghost
is Keith and Derek
and Shane and Donjon and Kith and Kin.
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