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A Chain Lyrics by Tigers on Trains

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[Verse 1]
We rose from the soil in filthy clothes
Just to give each other names we didn't want
A door that you never saw before
A fading portrait losing colors constantly
A stone that you carry all alone
A parasitic anchor or a termite ridden oar
[Chorus]
And I finally realized what it's worth
But I'm just not sure of which is worse
Is this a blessing or a curse?
[Verse 2]
Today we said what we had to say
So you could run for centuries and I might follow suit
It's true the garments of royal blue
A flame between your fingers and an oil lamp that dimmed
And tied to your ankle was a chain
Meant absolve and not detain
But I nevеr had too much to gain
[Bridge]
A thorn
A thorn in your side
I wish it was mine
And you nevеr died
[Verse 3]
My friend I will never apprehend
A reminiscent flower
And a seven-hour drive
We swore that there would be nothing more
But I could use an answer
And I'm sure that you could too
[Chorus]
And I finally realized what it's worth
But I'm just not sure of which is worse
Is this a blessing or a curse?

About “A Chain” by Tigers on Trains

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"A Chain" appears on "Foundry".

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