Suncrash
from Angels' Abacus by Emily Bezar
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lyrics
every card to my right, it blazes
numerology found me a friend
every stone in my path, it arranges
for another beguiling dead end
oh my love in a matter of time
I'll be gone again
off running my races
if you promise to put up a fight
I might stay 'til then
'cause this is what grace is
sun crash on my jagged horizon
bullet breeze, metal metal machine
share my poison but leave me the residue
your sin is safe with me
oh my love in a matter of time
I'll be gone again
off running my races
if you promise to put up a fight
I might stay 'til then
'cause this is what grace is
and I like your chases
I dreamed of a park
near a mountain in China
and you and I nearing
the border at sunset
and all of the world was a
bold purple line around me
these days I feel broken apart
oh but I've a palm tree in my head
it begins to sway
I am nothing if not a believer but you
for you I doubted my faith away
oh my love in a matter of time
I'll be gone again
off running my races
if you promise to put up a fight
I might stay 'til then
this is what grace is
and I like your chases
numerology found me a friend
every stone in my path, it arranges
for another beguiling dead end
oh my love in a matter of time
I'll be gone again
off running my races
if you promise to put up a fight
I might stay 'til then
'cause this is what grace is
sun crash on my jagged horizon
bullet breeze, metal metal machine
share my poison but leave me the residue
your sin is safe with me
oh my love in a matter of time
I'll be gone again
off running my races
if you promise to put up a fight
I might stay 'til then
'cause this is what grace is
and I like your chases
I dreamed of a park
near a mountain in China
and you and I nearing
the border at sunset
and all of the world was a
bold purple line around me
these days I feel broken apart
oh but I've a palm tree in my head
it begins to sway
I am nothing if not a believer but you
for you I doubted my faith away
oh my love in a matter of time
I'll be gone again
off running my races
if you promise to put up a fight
I might stay 'til then
this is what grace is
and I like your chases
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from Angels' Abacus,
released September 1, 2004
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Emily Bezar
Singer, composer and keyboardist
Emily Bezar creates intricate, uncategorizable music, drawing freely from classical, jazz, rock, pop and electronic genres to create an enchanting, dynamic sound world.
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Sep 1993
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