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Sacred Body Song
03:48
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Left starved for so long, our bellies full of light & dawn,
we crave for permanence, for the one-speaking surety of history.
I can’t know what was hidden, what became of my “NO”.
Unspeaking horrors—the gift of having been before,
laying blame on cowardice, on abuse, on control,
and time. They take us as a contagion, as if sprung
from sick, godless heads. We know our divinity, how we have
seen unfathomable happiness and truths never touched by you.
Let’s offer my arms. Let’s offer my feet.
We are sacrifices;
mere salt fed to the transformation.
Sacred Body. Sacred Time.
We are one of many.
But we will die, not having known.
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Avalanche (ft. SEED)
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Outturn
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The Ungappable Distance
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An Offering
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The Barrier of Fear
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Another Son Swallowed (ft. The Cost ov Living)
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An Assault
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In Their Eyes
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