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BallyHoo

from Muddle In Your Bones by Thrifter

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the moon has suddenly resumed its course and now
is headed for the sun
the earth i know will follow soon
oh we might live a week or two and you
know that we're all doomed
Now I see every part of life
and wouldn't you know that love
was always left behind

the sun will burn us all
theres nothing we can do
the earth will melt
as we all see the truth

now do you see how the darkness looms?
cut your ears just to cut it through
Well Malchus knows the truth
i've been thinking of myself all this time
i've been loving myself all this time all this time
and thinking i'm alright
now what did the good book say?
just turn this town to dust
or let it melt away to nothing

the sun will burn us all
there's nothing we can do
the earth will melt
as we all see the truth

and everyone will say "I'm burning alive"
no need to worry now your burning alive
the merry goes round

We'll save it for the final hour
when everything is looking grey
and that is just what we'll say
though the earth may melt away
though we may melt away
i know our hearts can still be saved
sing it with me now

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from Muddle In Your Bones, released October 29, 2011

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