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Alexisonfire ~ It Was Fear Of Myself That Me Odd


(breathe in all the air) spinning, arms spread crushing the tops of mountains with my hands as I dive into the Pacific i flood the shorelines and I exhale causing the oceans' endless waves as I emerge shaking the wreckage from my hair with my hands i want to breathe life into the Dead Sea as this rainforest falls beneath my knees i want to breathe life into the Dead Sea below, where is your boat? you are slow, you are slow i will play, the sky is black breathe in all the air exhale and choke the land with carbon from where I stand i can see the curvature of the Earth and I want to make it flat i will play, the sky is black i will play, the sky is black more free lyrics

(breathe in all the air)

spinning, arms spread
crushing the tops of mountains
with my hands
as I dive into the Pacific
i flood the shorelines

and I exhale
causing the oceans' endless waves
as I emerge
shaking the wreckage from my hair
with my hands

i want to breathe
life into the Dead Sea

as this rainforest
falls beneath my knees
i want to breathe
life into the Dead Sea

below, where is your boat?
you are slow, you are slow

i will play, the sky is black
breathe in all the air
exhale and choke the land with carbon
from where I stand
i can see the curvature of the Earth
and I want to make it flat

i will play, the sky is black
i will play, the sky is black

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