Daylight Slaving From Autumn to Ashes
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[Verse 1]
I've seen it spiraling, then vanish in the wind
I can't tell where the land ends and the sky begins
Are you acquainted with the threat of being killed?
Are you conversing with pigeons on the windowsill?
[Pre-Chorus]
And every battle has been fought
And everything I think was thought
Down and down we've descended
[Chorus]
Every day keeps getting shorter
As my sleeves start getting longer
And the sidewalks overflow
We patronize pedestrians
With no sense of direction
I am lost and can't ask a question
[Verse 2]
I've seen it spiraling, then vanish in the wind
I can't tell where the land ends and the sky begins
This city truly is assaulting my senses
Unkempt, unruly, devour, defenseless
(Occupant)
If poverty builds character
And spoils breed arrogance
I'd rather consort with the low and the decadent
I've seen it spiraling, then vanish in the wind
I can't tell where the land ends and the sky begins
Are you acquainted with the threat of being killed?
Are you conversing with pigeons on the windowsill?
[Pre-Chorus]
And every battle has been fought
And everything I think was thought
Down and down we've descended
[Chorus]
Every day keeps getting shorter
As my sleeves start getting longer
And the sidewalks overflow
We patronize pedestrians
With no sense of direction
I am lost and can't ask a question
[Verse 2]
I've seen it spiraling, then vanish in the wind
I can't tell where the land ends and the sky begins
This city truly is assaulting my senses
Unkempt, unruly, devour, defenseless
(Occupant)
If poverty builds character
And spoils breed arrogance
I'd rather consort with the low and the decadent
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