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Years and Years

from Fin by East Ghost

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lyrics

Do you remember when,
this was just a slow spin
Around the sun?

And how did my eyes sink
so far below
my skin again?

I’m sorry
That it’s melting
We tried everything except
For all the good ideas

I would sleep more
If my dreams weren’t all the same.
Always naked
chasing down a man with
my own face.

If I got you,
I still got something now.
If I hold you
I can think of nothing too bad for a while.
If we’re screaming
at the blow-outs on TV,
then we’re screaming, together
and that’s something
To me.

There’s that moment
Just awake but not aware
And you’re there and I forget
If only just for a second

I would speak more
If my words weren't always late
It takes time to learn
The lines and where they
Bend and break

If I got you,
I still got something now.
If I hold you,
I can think of nothing too bad for a while.
If we’re screaming
at the blowouts on TV,
then we’re screaming together,
and thats something
to me.

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from Fin, released October 16, 2020
words by Ryan Brogan, music by East Ghost

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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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