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At The Drive-in ~ 198d


This is forgiven If the uniform fits Postponed At the first showing This is the tension mold Of frozen icicles And it feels like it's snowing You speak in tongues Tremors that warn us of ourselves Born in hearts Etched in cold At the first showing (walk away) Nothing bleeds the same My travel expenses paid Postponed At the first showing This dance is out of rhythm We trip on excess steps Postponed At the first showing You speak in tongues Tremors that warn us of ourselves Born in hearts Etched in cold Swingsets pay The playground toll Tremors that hold us Tremors that warn us Nothing bleeds like more free lyrics

This is forgiven
If the uniform fits
Postponed
At the first showing
This is the tension mold
Of frozen icicles
And it feels like it's snowing
You speak in tongues
Tremors that warn us of ourselves

Born in hearts
Etched in cold
At the first showing
(walk away)

Nothing bleeds the same
My travel expenses paid
Postponed
At the first showing
This dance is out of rhythm
We trip on excess steps
Postponed
At the first showing
You speak in tongues
Tremors that warn us of ourselves

Born in hearts
Etched in cold
Swingsets pay
The playground toll

Tremors that hold us
Tremors that warn us
Nothing bleeds like

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