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st. sebastian
04:22
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i watch you from the bottom
of an amber swimming pool
what a lovely evening to be
cryin at the moon
call me from a memory
call me by your name
i reach for the feeling, but it
doesn’t burn the same
i’m visited in gardens
by your specter, by your light
my love is st sebastian filled with arrows
but i will try to find you
you were always drifting
just a phantom on my line
pyrite in the river water
copper glowing fine
i’m visited in gardens
by your specter, by your light
my love is st sebastian filled with arrows
but i will try to find you
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The winter burned a map
On your face that night
We played tick tack toe
through the gaps in your fishnet tights
walked the two mile
stretch to home from Allston
We left every party Feeling haunted
matthew you ran right into the river
Cut ur feet cuz you’d thrown off ur shoes
standing in the bath, we washed like sinners
Onyx blood ran over your tattoo
i’m writing from new jersey
it’s not as bad as everybody says
and i whispered but you heard me
careful chaos i will love you till i’m dead
call me on the phone when you get lonely
you know i miss the humming of ur voice
give me one good reason and i’m coming
tell me more about your family in detroit
i’ve never been one for veneration
but sitting on the street with you i might
say a couple prayers to something sacred
cuz i can’t look at u for fear of going blind
i’m writing from new jersey
it’s not as bad as everybody says
and i whispered but you heard me
careful chaos i will love you till i’m dead
I’m writing from New Jersey
all the summers I spent locked inside my room
and i whispered but you heard me
careful chaos, ain’t a thing i wouldn’t do
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cadderwall Boston, Massachusetts
cadderwall is the studio project of clem cahill
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