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New Fire Ceremony
03:28
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here are the young
all, in their prime
they will eat every one of us
they will eat every one of us
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there is a weight
held by the past
all that’s built must be remade
all that’s built must be remade
and set alight
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flame covers your heart
flame covers your heart
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ignite the sun
by your own hand
thread your tongue & set your heart
thread your tongue & set your heart
ablaze
…
flame covers your heart
flame covers your heart
change comes for us all
change comforts us all
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Tragic Lovers Portland, Oregon
portland post-punk.
unfunny music for funny people.
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