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You & I (Til the Day We Die)

from The Ether by mrmoth

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You've had a long lovely day
But the sun's a blister in the western sky
In the golden fields of the lord you've played
You've never been worthy of the sun anyway

But you and me we're sewn together at the soul
Your thirst is a desert and my heart is a hole

Welcome home, my sweetest friend
All along, it's been you and I
It will always be us, until the end
It will be us until the day we die

You can carve away your skin
But you will never cut me out
When you think you've found your true love
I'll be there to let you down

At night, in the mirror, you'll see my face
When you open your mouth, you'll speak my name
I am the chaos you cannot tame
Your fear and desire are one and the same

But you and me we're sewn together at the soul
Your thirst is a desert and my heart is a hole

Take this kiss, my sweetest friend
All along, it's been you and I
It will always be us, until the end
You're stuck with me until the day that we die

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from The Ether, released September 14, 1999
Performed and produced by Michael Bird except: bass guitar - Bryan Leighty

Words and music by Michael Bird; Lyrics reproduced by kind permission.

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mrmoth Ashland, Ohio

mrmoth is the solo musical project of fine artist Michael Bird and various collaborators. Begun in 1996, mrmoth has since released five albums with a unique blend of electronics and traditional instrumentation, resulting in an eclectic catalog that visits experimental, textural soundscapes, pop dance tracks, and anthemic rock songs. ... more

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