Tarot Card

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Sirens in the dark
We were born to play these parts
Broken arrow in the heart
And nowhere to be

You can read my palm
Flip my tarot card
I don’t feel any pain
Because I don’t feel a thing
No, I don’t feel a thing

Ink runs down the page
Tormented by a name
There’s a ghost in the hallway
His laughter is weightless

You can read my palm
Flip my tarot card
I don’t feel any pain
Because I don’t feel a thing

So little matters anymore
I’m walking through padlocked doors
I’m burning books and shaking hands
Forgetting all our future plans
All I want is silence now
A quiet place where I can drown
In the sound of a familiar song
To close my eyes and rise at dawn
And then see again
I’m going to see you again
In this life or the next

You can read my palm
Flip my tarot card
I don’t feel any pain
Because I don’t feel a thing

You can’t hurt me
But you can try

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from Husk Demo, released August 12, 2014

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