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Phantom
09:34
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You don't have to die to turn into a ghost
Memories of you haunt me
I see your apparition on the street you live
I exorcised you best I could
I burned every candle in my room
But still I cannot cleanse memories of the time
That you and I spent together
And you haunt me
You are a specter I cannot rid myself of
And my planchette is useless upon my bed
I've written notes to you time and time again
But none of the words ever leave my head
And I don't think ghosts read letters
They don't rest for ink and pen
I haven't been home in a long time
And you haunt me
I want nothing more than to purify your spirit
And let you rest in peace away from here
But when the tether is so far from being broken
Could the ending be more trouble than it's worth?
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Lulled Into a Dream
06:50
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We lie so far underneath the towers of trees
Talk to me lulled into a sleep into a dream
Slowly on your shoulder blade I leave the day
Dancing queens with rain up to our knees
Pulsing phase in between the stars I spin you round
Don't bring me back around
Don't bring me back again
You're just like a dream
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The Alex French Revolution Houston, Texas
Guitarist and songwriter based in Denton, TX
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