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Asterisk Lyrics by Duller Colors

Lunacy

2014

Lately, you've been running through my arteries
To try to be a part of me
Bravely, as the vessels you invaded
Are obstructed and it's complicated
Maybe, it's better if I point and shoot
The aperture to see through you
Phasing, the highs and lows that mark our days
The light and dark that parted ways
Crazy, how our cellular composure
Brings these flaws into exposure
Mainly, the simple flesh within my chest
That dissolves completely
You obfuscate these plans you make
Buried in capillaries
You rеspirate at such a pace
The lights arе fading
Proclivities for EKGs
Your heart has seen some better days
Your heart has seen some better days

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"Asterisk" appears on "Lunacy" in 2014.

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