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lyrics

so if this city falls
and buries us all
i'll drift back off to sleep to say to you
please just stay
underneath that table there and pray
for building codes and lemonade
and all the secrets still inside your head
syllables and sentences unsaid

don't fear your frailties
just save your energy
rest and hope and hide and make
sectret treasures into shapes
that shine and glow and sparkle true
just like i believe in you

as dust and cloud and panic rise
gather everything inside
your heart and memorise
the lines that can't disguise
the only thing i ever hoped you know
that i believe in you

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from Goodbye, released December 7, 2010
everything by kris

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blastcorp Darwin, Australia

Blastcorp was Kris Keogh circa 200-2009. Glitched lovesongs galore.

My newer stuff is at:

Kris Keogh - Processed Harp Works and ambient stuff
kriskeogh.bandcamp.com/music

Laptop Destroyer - Beats and bass over at zzaapp.bandcamp.com/music

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