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Folded Hands

from If I Sleep by East Ghost

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My heads on the ceiling,
and she can’t quit her moving along.
A blue porcelain delicate shark,
teeth softly sunk into place.

Every new morning,
I’m deep, fast, away from the room,
brought back and spinning so fast,
chummed water breaks, grinning the light

I’ll be the tether, and she’ll be the grace,
a straight line persistence to finding the place,
where we went one direction,
ears open eyes to see,
folded hands with plastic flowers that never fade
oh god I’m so late.

My heads on the ceiling,
but I won’t stop my moving along,
a blue porcelain delicate shark,
teeth softly sunk into place.

I’ll be the tether, and she’ll be the grace,
a straight line persistence to finding the place,
where we went one direction,
ears open eyes to see,
folded hands with plastic flowers that never fade
oh god I’m so late,
oh god I’m so late,
oh god I’m so late.

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from If I Sleep, released October 10, 2014

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East Ghost Washington D.C., D.C.

Themes of distance, distortion, and a loss of connection with the people around us pervades much of their material; songs that reflect the feeling that we are surrounded yet separated, living a temporal, ghostly existence.

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