holy cross
from holy cross [ep] by Fog Lake
lyrics
empty television brains
sit in designated graves
we no longer live this way
drinking every saturday
but i'm running out of friends
they just left me here for dead
heaven fills the empty space
maybe time will keep this place
break my heart and hope to die
now these memories don't subside
holy cross fits in my hand
miracles i understand
i can't go there now-a-days
since the past isn't a place
but i still visit anyway
it can't help but scream my name
yet steady blues remain instead
smoking cigarettes again
cross my heart and hope to die
will these memories subside
holy cross fits in my hand
miracles i understand
sit in designated graves
we no longer live this way
drinking every saturday
but i'm running out of friends
they just left me here for dead
heaven fills the empty space
maybe time will keep this place
break my heart and hope to die
now these memories don't subside
holy cross fits in my hand
miracles i understand
i can't go there now-a-days
since the past isn't a place
but i still visit anyway
it can't help but scream my name
yet steady blues remain instead
smoking cigarettes again
cross my heart and hope to die
will these memories subside
holy cross fits in my hand
miracles i understand
credits
from holy cross [ep],
released April 28, 2013
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Fog Lake Glovertown, Newfoundland and Labrador
recording project of aaron powell from newfoundland, canada.
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produced this for my friend/frequent collaborator jae
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james has been here with me since the beginning. bangers front to back.
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