1. |
I Killed You
04:33
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I don't get close to
Where I left your body
I don't want to see
The decomposition
Of your face
Of who you used to be
Of your skull
Of who I used to love
My innocence
My death sentence
Doesn't save me from my sins
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2. |
August
03:10
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3. |
Mt. Vesuvius (Demo)
03:09
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We were small
You were a mountain
We never thought
That you could erupt
Tougher than stone
Flames in the center
Who you touched
Turned into cinder
Your molten face
Erupted in anger
Poured onto us
And burnt our skin
From our ash
Filled us with plaster
A silhouette
A statue of fear
I’m encased in stone
Forced to hold
All that remains
I’m just a reminder
Of the disaster
I am now
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4. |
In Paradise
03:27
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5. |
I Killed You (Remix)
03:27
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Lushburg Madisonville, Kentucky
Lushburg is a US-based alt-indie experimental project, launched in 2016 by Brian Simcox.
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