Lights
from The Gospel of Nothingness (V. 1) by St. Terrible + Psych Mt. Revival
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lyrics
Moving mountains, making motions
I believe in bigger things
Hear them spirits calling slowly, disappear beneath these sheets
When do the lights go down
When do the lights go down
When do the lights go down
Silence runs this broken body, I become a different age
I can hear my bones all talking, take me to that sacred place
When do the lights go down
When do the lights go down
When do the lights go down
When do the lights go down
I believe in bigger things
Hear them spirits calling slowly, disappear beneath these sheets
When do the lights go down
When do the lights go down
When do the lights go down
Silence runs this broken body, I become a different age
I can hear my bones all talking, take me to that sacred place
When do the lights go down
When do the lights go down
When do the lights go down
When do the lights go down
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from The Gospel of Nothingness (V. 1),
released June 16, 2016
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