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memorize the angles of your face
and tape record the way you say my name
relate the way you smell and taste
to tangibles no absence can erase

forget about the words youve said and meant
as words mean very little in the end
these memories made fresh i will defend
and i promise that i wont forget again

with feral fingers i will trace
and render all your features in their place
and pray that in the fruits have dug your place
is something fatal fate cannot erase
and shallow rise and fall behind your chest
a vacancy that lingers like like the dead
the lapsing in the cadence of your breath
a lifetime looking forward to forget
were i to exploit these memories
e.g. the space thats just above your knees
i.e. indulge some vulgar need
i'd hope that you'd forgive me
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Here are the lyrics taken from the Parenthetical Girls website:

Memorize the angles of your face And tape record the way you say my name Relate the way you smell and taste To tangibles no absence can erase

Forget about the words you've said and meant As words mean very little in the end These memories made fresh i will defend And i promise that i won't forget again

With feral fingers I will trace And render all your features in their place And pray that in the fruits have dogged faith There's something fatal fate cannot outpace

The shallow rise and fall behind your chest A vacancy that lingers like like the debt Collapsing in the cadence of your breath A lifetime looking forward to forget

Were I to exploit these memories (e.g. the space that's just above your knees) (i.e. indulge some vulgar need) I'd hope that you'd forgive me

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This is what I believe the lyrics to be.

memorize the angles of your face and tape record the way you say my name relate the way you smell and taste to tangibles no absence can erase

forget about the words you've said and meant as words mean very little in the end these memories made fresh i will defend and i promise that i wont forget again

with feral fingers i will trace and render all your features in their place and pray that in the fruits have dug your place is something fatal fate cannot erase and shallow rise and fall behind your chest (?) can see that lingers like like the dead the lasping in the cadence of your breath a lifetime looking forward to forget were i to exploit these memories and (?) the space thats just above your knees i need indulge some vulgar need i'd hope that you'd forgive me

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possibility 1: a vacancy that lingers like the dead

possibility 2: e.g. the space that's just above your knees

(just guessing here)

Does no else here a "t" sound at the end of dead?

Is it possibly, "a vacancy that lingers like a debt"?

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actually these sound very correct. edited.

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"TWO tangibles no absence can erase" ie the way you smell and taste. also "ITCHING the space that's just above your knees."

Cover art for Forward to Forget lyrics by Parenthetical Girls

I feel in love with this song after watching Four Eyed Monsters. Brilliant.

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fell* Err..

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e.g. the space thats just above your knees i.e. indulge some vulgar need

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Such a pretty songg

I hear

"a vacancy that lingers like a debt"

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On a side note, this is a devastatingly beautiful song. Zac Pennington is an incredible lyricist.

 
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