Naked in the End
from Walk the Wheel by Truth Cult
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lyrics
When he said we were free when it was just him and me I was in charge of the flowers.
But it didn’t seem fair, I felt like I was trapped there. And my hair grew on fire.
Blood runs through the line
And all the streams decline
Facing bone
Streams decline facing bone
It was a matter of time but it would all come to my mind.
Losing space
Time constraints
Broken veins
Burn you
It was a matter of time but it would all come to my mind.
You were a cascade of colors said it would all be fine in the end
Naked in the end
But it didn’t seem fair, I felt like I was trapped there. And my hair grew on fire.
Blood runs through the line
And all the streams decline
Facing bone
Streams decline facing bone
It was a matter of time but it would all come to my mind.
Losing space
Time constraints
Broken veins
Burn you
It was a matter of time but it would all come to my mind.
You were a cascade of colors said it would all be fine in the end
Naked in the end
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from Walk the Wheel,
released March 3, 2023
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Truth Cult Baltimore, Maryland
Truth Cult:
Paris Roberts
Emily Ferrara
Ian Marshall
Robin Zeijlon
Michael French
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