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An Envoy to the Open Fields Lyrics by Mew

And the Glass Handed Kites

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[A]
All manner of malady come to be seen
All manner of malady come to be seen
[B1]
Why do you call me at the door?
You don't know me
Why do you?
Why do you call me all the time?
You don't know me
[C1]
In the corners of eyes
I'll stretch the sky in blue
And I'm thinking you're made for me
And I'm thinking of things you said
[D]
Hey now! No using me
Hey now! Can you see them?
No use in me
When all you want is
[E]
And when you go I stay
There are no complications
And when you go I stay
The blood is on moirré hands today
[B2]
Why do you call me at the door?
You don't know me
Why do you?
Why do you call me all the time?
You don't know me
[F]
Assigned to ascertain their find
For I believe these fields divide
The other world
We timeless horse employ, envoy
How do you know?
Where did you go?
Solar, I can't see anything
Collide with me
[C2]
In the corners of your eyes
I'll stretch the sky in blue
And I'm thinking we knew no better
And I'm thinking
We're dying
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"An Envoy to the Open Fields" appears on "And the Glass Handed Kites".

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