Mitchy Valentino Sleeps With the Fishes
from Somnus by Atlas : Empire
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From the EP 'Somnus' which you can download here: coldwarlegacy.bandcamp.com/album/somnus
Video for the track is available here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=td3ZOVzUSz4
Video for the track is available here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=td3ZOVzUSz4
lyrics
Shattered by repeating heartbeats voiced by the machine
Every trace of dreaming or sense of some relief
It's a good sign that I'm breathing
But nothing comes out when I scream
The open water is where you'll sleep tonight
Below the surface where our bodies are entwined
An open grave, beneath the waves, beyond the light
We'll keep you here til it feels right
I swear you feel familiar
Wearing someone else's skin
Smiling at the sutures
Where my cables become veins
Is it a good thing I'm still bleeding?
When my limbs won't let me leave
The open water is where you'll sleep tonight
Below the surface where our bodies are entwined
An open grave, beneath the waves, beyond the light
We'll keep you here til it feels...
You were always on the inside
That would be the safest place to hide
Where my limbs wont let me leave
Where my cables become veins
The open water is where you'll sleep tonight
Below the surface where our bodies are entwined
An open grave, beneath the waves, beyond the light
We'll hold you down til it feels right
Every trace of dreaming or sense of some relief
It's a good sign that I'm breathing
But nothing comes out when I scream
The open water is where you'll sleep tonight
Below the surface where our bodies are entwined
An open grave, beneath the waves, beyond the light
We'll keep you here til it feels right
I swear you feel familiar
Wearing someone else's skin
Smiling at the sutures
Where my cables become veins
Is it a good thing I'm still bleeding?
When my limbs won't let me leave
The open water is where you'll sleep tonight
Below the surface where our bodies are entwined
An open grave, beneath the waves, beyond the light
We'll keep you here til it feels...
You were always on the inside
That would be the safest place to hide
Where my limbs wont let me leave
Where my cables become veins
The open water is where you'll sleep tonight
Below the surface where our bodies are entwined
An open grave, beneath the waves, beyond the light
We'll hold you down til it feels right
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from Somnus,
track released July 2, 2013
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