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The Reddest Blues Lyrics by The Widest Smiling Faces

Me and My Ribcage

2012

Gabriel walks swiftly past the sailboats in his eyes
So sad to see but feeling weak
He sits below and sighs
They cannot hope to claim themselves and so they sleep in scorn
But lost from their dishonesty
They wash up on the shore
An old man with a crooked bend sits on a favorite rose
He breathes the leaves of willow trees
As salt falls out his nose
And when the day moves further away his cane he reaches for
To bless the ground he stands upon
And rest against the door
Shе always said she hated to be thе things she'd always been
And now it seems that old machines have pulled her back again
And all the cures that she has heard have left her on the floor
To wait for when the hinge creeks in so she can beg for more
And please don't feel bad
We're just picking our scabs
Sitting in the dark
I heard your words blow
I watched you from my window
How could you lose your heart
With one foot in the devils door
All claybellies and snow
I took a swirl in inky dew
And found myself alone
To have come so far and faked the view
As worms and algaes grow
I'm in my dark head silhouette
With the reddest blues
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The Widest Smiling Faces

The Widest Smiling Faces

About “The Reddest Blues” by The Widest Smiling Faces

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"The Reddest Blues" appears on "Me and My Ribcage" in 2012.

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