Buying Ether From The Girl Who Lives In The Cemetery

from Some Divine Ashtray by FERO LUX

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These are the days we will regret looking over our shoulders, waiting on waves of waking wolves.
I wish I could trade destructive hands for daydreams of nothing but bodies of water, or flesh gripping me.

Hey, why don't you and I play a game I call "I know your address"?
Invite everyone you know, pour the gasoline, and I'll bring the matches.
Yeah it's strange how the insincere will light so quickly. We swim in the ashes.

I found you out.

Yeah, I've had this dream more than once before: I say to you, "these pigs are waiting for me at the edge of the cemetery where I have come to learn the names of everyone buried in holes that we all walk over. Now you will come to learn the names of everyone buried in holes that we've all forgotten.

These are the days we will regret looking over our shoulders, waiting on waves of waking wolves.
I wish I could trade these destructive hands for daydreams of nothing but bodies of water and flesh gripping me.

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from Some Divine Ashtray, track released April 4, 2012
guest vocals by Mean Pete of the bands Remembering Never and Ether

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