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Grief Tourist

from Reverence by Ba'al

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lyrics

Stranger fiction
Fantasy, patterns of distorted sorrow
Aimless, protracted sadness
Monetised, shape shifting lies
Fawning, posturing stature
Take your bow as the curtain falls

This path was cleared long before you arrived

No bodies dredged from these fetid rivers
No hearts wrought by tragic romance
This is how it is and always will be

This path, so well trodden
By braver folk than you
Their feet torn to shreds
For they gave away their shoes

A proponent of vicarious sorrow
The tear drop upon a clowns face
Another arm of painted scars
Another weeping willow bent

So dip your quill in a bleak fantasy
And write yourself some demons
Let the words rise from the page
False heartfelt inertia
But the end will not fulfil
No rush of blood to come
Throughout this you’ll remain hollow
Feigned grief won’t fill you in

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from Reverence, released May 24, 2019

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