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Swan Song

from I Need You To Know by SHAKERS

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This place has become an exhibition,
An epitaph
The chair, the clothes, the pictures on your wall
And the empty bed
And it hurts to see it suck you in,
To watch the roots grow deep into your skin
At a loss for words, knowing that
This seed's been growing here for years
Now it's watered by
The tears in your eyes and the words on your mind
“He still had time”
Where did you go the day you started seeing ghosts?
The day it all stopped making sense?
That day
And I don't know what's worse:
When you remember or when you forget
When you cry and wish he'd never left, or laugh like you'd never met
But if you could see how they hold each other tight to keep you warm,
I feel like you'd be proud
And I guess there's some beauty in that
But in between I can't help but see the futility
We're singing songs to wake you up, to draw you back in
But lately it feels like we're the choir that leads you

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from I Need You To Know, released April 3, 2020

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