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High Horse

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lyrics

christmas roses mark the year
fading in and out of mind
roller skates and empty rhymes
cool as kissed, she explains lives
and while the frame begins with time
on the day the past is breath
whispered hands upon your neck
winters weight still hanging there


take the lover you watch inside your mirror
but a bleeding heart won't win you friends here
as your répertoire slowly disappears


so in love with what you've done
you can't see anyone
and you're so sure your time has come
like your rabbits on the run
so lets take it back to one
and see who's having fun
watch the parts destroy the some
as if you're the lucky one


take the lover you watch inside your mirror
but a bleeding heart won't win you friends here
as your répertoire slowly disappears


what a way to spend my time
silver tongued and empty eyed
watching trains pass in the night
such a fucking awful light


take the lover you watch inside your mirror
but a bleeding heart won't win you friends here
as your répertoire slowly disappears

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from Moral Superiority, released October 25, 2012

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