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No Good Deed
03:24
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I saw their lights blinking off the road
a couple of kids only half-grown
I knew that the Christian thing was to lend them a hand
so I stepped on my brake and got out of my van
"oh thank you sir
it's so nice to see
such a friendly face
in such a dark place
you can take us wherever you'd like to go
we are on the road
we're just on the road"
the girl was young, the prettiest thing
she had a smile that could make you sing
I saw the boy shift in his seat
I didn't like how he looked at me
"alright sir, that's far enough
we'll be going on
all you have is coming with us
get out of the seat and shut the fuck up
I am not afraid
not afraid to use this gun"
I saw their lights vanish down the road
in my chest a bullet found home
I wonder if God will ever make them pay
and why he decided to take me today
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Bite & Claw
06:52
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Blank Slate
04:05
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Party Girl
04:26
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he's waiting for me
points in my veins are comforting
burning black I bleed
as my skin is opening
wrapped in my shell the sharpened sheen
soon its will takes over me
euphoric cells in conjoining
soon I'll feel sweet nothing
he's waiting for me
I'm all dressed in pink
covered scars I'll never show
hope these wings will make me float
wrapped in my shell the sharpened sheen
soon its will takes over me
euphoric cells in conjoining
soon I'll feel sweet nothing
he'll find me
he'll find me
he'll find me
or he'll find my skin
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Three-Fifteen
03:49
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Bishop and Atheist recommends:
The Death Roots Syndicate
by Various Artists
A great compilation. I'm included on it alongside a myriad of great artists. Check them all out, and take a look a Death Root's catalog for some more great stuff.
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Spine Adagio Part II & The Prince
by Joplin Rice
Melancholy folk I stumbled across one night on the internet. Really terrific.
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Astralingua mixes otherwordly folk and augural classical music into their newest offering.
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The Same Mistakes
by Hot Left Pole
Soft-as-a-whisper folk music, with spiderwebs of guitar and vocal melodies as comforting as a lullaby.
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Whispery indie folk from the UK, “Hard Work” cradles soft and gentle vocal melodies in a nest of acoustic guitars.
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The latest from the UK’s Chris Brain is a gorgeously wrought album of tender acoustic folk music.
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