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Lunar Eclipse (feat. Mt. Analogue)

from AB​-​LIFE - STRANGE DREAMS by AB-Life

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AB-Life:

Slow down, no sound
Lay your feet on solid ground
Stay for what's in store
To taste the wind that beats your door

Mt. Analogue:

Jellyfish-stapled skylines makes the filament stop and twitch
I'll stitch the back side raptured fragment shifting framework starts to glitch
And pierce the hydron-bubbled iron skies, symplectic poor to rich
And if you swerve from rays of sun, I'll pull you swiftly from the ditch
Finitively and slowly, moons move straight from East to West
You'll clutch the shattered breath, an equinox escaping from your chest
Amoebas split and force the cross-grained images
Transient from the womb
Life and death become emission points
From cradles to the tombs

Crimson veins, they lift the skin to blooming pillars of transient light
The sharpened edge of space decreases
Crescent beams engulf the night
This feels open to tombs and crypts, cerebral straight from head to toe
I wipe the dust and taste the water as it trickles from the snow
Brine, it was beneath us as we fall from shore to shore
The crippled locks begin to dwindle as the roof becomes the floor
Modest misconceptions of the streaming beams at hand
Await the call to live on dark sides of a washed-out, cratered land

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from AB​-​LIFE - STRANGE DREAMS, released December 20, 2014

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