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C follow the black marks on the floor Am fallen through the bathroom door G F on his face, that's how it finds you C you built an alter of books and melting wax Am sackcloth and his panic attacks G F smears his eyes with the candle ash C B and oh, does God have a sound? Am like a family laughing loud? F G or a garden gate opening to C a world you never found. B but not everything's a metaphor Am you know somethings just are F G like the way she slams her bedroom door C that doesn't mean a thing C Am G F C he tied a dirty towel around his waist Am washes his feet with the tears from his face G F aint it a shame, that's how you find him? C in the darkest closet behind the veil Am in his sweet and haunted hour of prayer G F his hands and feet claw the air C B and oh, does God have a sound? Am like a little girl crying out F from the attic of her house G C where she hid herself for days B but everything's a metaphor Am to blood stained over the door F to the bread crumbs on the floor G everything means something.
Written by Preston Lovinggood/Wild Sweet Orange
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