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Neither Nor
04:54
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I am Neither Nor
There's a black dog around my shoulders
I have felt before
But that sense is getting colder
I have nothing to say
And I'm saying it
In the hope
That I'll find
The strength to
Take it on
I want to feel some more
But that mongrel's barked the knife blunt
My heart's growing claws
To scratch a mantra into my life-blood
I have turned you into beasts
Kept you wolves out from my door too long
I am neither/neither never, ever more
Beat those mutt-nails into the ground
And then I'll
Take it on
Now
Take me back
Back to where I started
Take my life
Make it whole
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2. |
Bliss Point
05:05
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We're stuck in the middle
Lost on a search for bliss point
This question's difficult
But the answer spins me round and round
In circles
High above the ground
Can we see anything clear
Up here below nirvana?
The clouds surround and blindfold
I need my feet back on the ground
This surface
Is where I am bound
Humble and average
Is where happiness is found
Don't try to square the perfect circle
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3. |
Happy Single Flame
04:25
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So, is it fear you're extinguishing?
Battling fire with sparks
Or just a moment you're missing?
Passing you in the dark
By the inferno you're shivering
But you are the light I see
Inside the petals where you're living
Is the key
Step outside
Wherever you go
Open your eyes
You are home
There is no magic that made you, girl
You conjured existence
A symphonic universe unfurled
When you chose to listen
There is no end to the flame you burn
The miracles you transcend
You will not die, no, it is the world
That will end
Step outside
Wherever you go
Open your eyes
You are home
Step outside
Wherever you go
Open your eyes
You are.
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Fifth Ape London, UK
Simian sounds for sapien souls.
Oli Mortham (Guitar/Vocals)
Jack Fargher (Drums)
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