Home Among Your Bones
from I Went Swimming / Home Among Your Bones by Soot Sprite
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lyrics
Who would wish for turbulence
I’ve got everything I need here
So used to sabotage
But I’m craving this comfort
To stay the same
So we’ll break this chain
When did I ever want something so pure
What’s it called when the sun shines out of your pores
Who could say we would make this milestone
Where did I find this home among your bones
He only makes me cry with laughter til my cheeks are sore
He still apologises, couldn’t ask for any more
Cause that’s warmth
Cause that’s solid
Cause it’s ours
And that’s concrete
When did I ever want something so pure
What’s it called when the sun shines out of your pores
Who could say we would make this milestone
Where did I find this home among your bones
When did I ever want something so pure
What’s it called when the sun shines out of your pores
Who could say we would make this milestone
Where did I find this home among your bones
Who could say we would make this milestone
Where did I find this home among your bones
I’ve got everything I need here
So used to sabotage
But I’m craving this comfort
To stay the same
So we’ll break this chain
When did I ever want something so pure
What’s it called when the sun shines out of your pores
Who could say we would make this milestone
Where did I find this home among your bones
He only makes me cry with laughter til my cheeks are sore
He still apologises, couldn’t ask for any more
Cause that’s warmth
Cause that’s solid
Cause it’s ours
And that’s concrete
When did I ever want something so pure
What’s it called when the sun shines out of your pores
Who could say we would make this milestone
Where did I find this home among your bones
When did I ever want something so pure
What’s it called when the sun shines out of your pores
Who could say we would make this milestone
Where did I find this home among your bones
Who could say we would make this milestone
Where did I find this home among your bones
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from I Went Swimming / Home Among Your Bones,
released July 26, 2024
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Soot Sprite Exeter, UK
Emo/ Shoegaze trio from the South West (UK) with Specialist Subject Records
Elise Cook - Guitar/ Vocals
Sean Mariner - Bass
Sam Cother - Drums
shows
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May 18Bristol, UK
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Jun 22London, UK
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Jun 24Southsea, UK
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Jun 26Nottingham, UK
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Jun 27Manchester, UK
discography
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May 2018
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