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i know where you're even now
with star charts which map your route
i see you pause too long
and i move, i move that way
i eventually descend in a spiraling orbit that draws me e'er closer and closer to you
and closer to you

i dare say we have done this dance
dearest, ours is a star-bred romance
and you'll find the more you squirm
the more you sink in my quicksand

content to spend your time
your weak ankles in the rhine
which is fine, for a time
but i got things to do.
you want to sit here and chew the fat
but my nails grow so very fast

love is in the air
blood is on the ground
it's calling you to me
it's calling you to me
bending the train tracks ahead of you toward the leading of my own so we'll later collide
in the grisly metal mess
that is and always has been romance
you can dig and drill for hours
but there're no survivors

content to spend your time
yr skirt pulled up o'er the rhine
and that's fine for a time
but i'm divin' in or i'm dryin' me off
i darest say that we have done this dance
dearest ours is no bloodless romance
you walk out right now, i'm gonna shut the door
or we could just get married

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from Jet Lag, released March 10, 2015

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