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switchblade
04:31
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great father, what have you made
cut my heart with your switchblade
bend the legs and watch them run
tell me straight i’m the only one
great maker made me wrong
always playing the same song
bend the blood and watch it burn
tell me straight i’m the emperor
i hope we die together this time
smile as the seas open wide
i want to knead the path to your mind
where we can swim and begin again
paint me the scene that i crave
carve it in red with your switchblade
miles of seams are overrun
tell me straight i’m the only one
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2. |
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great father, what have you made
cut my heart with your switchblade
bend the legs and watch them run
tell me straight i’m the only one
great maker made me wrong
always playing the same song
bend the blood and watch it burn
tell me straight i’m the emperor
i hope we die together this time
smile as the seas open wide
i want to knead the path to your mind
where we can swim and begin again
paint me the scene that i crave
carve it in red with your switchblade
miles of seams are overrun
tell me straight i’m the only one
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