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Sunbros

from Compass by Anchoress

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I’m living the same day again and again.
Rise alone by the fire I know,
Mark another line on my shoulder each time.
Shake the dust of the place I’ve been living in.
Look at the back of my own hands
And see the loss of my humanity.
I’m living the same day again and again

Again and again and again and again and
Again and again and again and again and
I know that were it all to end that I’ve spent
Every single one in constant motion.
Trying to shake the dust, to make some progress,
Trying to make each one reach a little further in time.
I know that were it all to end that I’ve spent
Every single one in constant motion to a goal of mine.

Here I am again; giving up, giving in.
I think it’s time I found a friend to relieve this burden

Attack with sticks and fists
Like epileptic fits
Sustained embrace of the grave
Pays the piper and the life we gave
Never walk alone through the valley of death.
Never carry home the bloody trophies of the west.

Decayed and frayed, all splayed
Upon the funeral blaze.
Released from the peace
Of the eternal sleep.
Never walk alone through the valley of the drakes
Never play the hero when the whole worlds gone insane

Step over the carnage to the shining white door,
A goddamn demon breaks you, crushed and bleeding on the floor.

I know that all
Of this will not end,
That I will come back,
Again and again.

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from Compass, released March 18, 2014

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Vancouver Punk since 2010.

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