Hallelujah Banks
from Goldyhymns by Jacob Augustine
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arms open in mom's kingdom butterfly eyelids everlasting rain warnings restrain invisible policy laundry lists hallelujah bank robber owner have you ever loved anyone i know never yourself good god girl you love me like a whipping post wake up if you've ever needed everyone arms open in this gold prison tourniquet waterways crimes of hate actions against love may dig us a grave eternal weight a highway in vain paved over our place when did the weather change have you ever loved anyone good god world we love you like a setting sun the waves crash in and take us bit by bit that's the danger that's the danger have you ever needed everyone have you ever needed everyone
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from Goldyhymns,
track released October 25, 2011
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Jacob Augustine Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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