Bronze by gold heard the hoofirons
Steelyringing imperthnthn thnthnthn
Chips, picking chips off rocky thumbnail, chips
Horrid, and gold flushed more
A husky fifenote blew, blew
Blue bloom is on the gold pinnacled hair
A jumping rose on satiny breasts of satin
Rose of Castille
Trilling, trilling, I Dolores
Peep, who's in the, peepofgold?
Tink cried to bronze in pity
And a call, pure, long and throbbing
Longindying call
Decoy, soft word, but look, the bright stars fade
O rose, notes chirruping
Answer, Castille, the morn is breaking
Jingle jingle jaunted jingling
Coin rang, clock clacked
Avowal, Sonnez, I could rebound of garter, not leave thee
Sweetheart, goodbye
Avowal, warm

When love absorbs
War, war, the tympanum
A sail, a veil awave upon the waves
Horn, Hawhorn
When first he saw, alas
Full tup, full throb
Warbling, ah, lure, alluring
Martha, come
Clapclop, clipclap, clappyclap
Goodgod henev erheard inall
A moonlight nightcall, far, far
I feel so sad, P.S., so lonely blooming
Listen
The spiked and winding cold seahorn
Have you the?
Each, and for other, plash and silent roar
Pearls, when she, Liszt's rhapsodies, hiss


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Air War Lyrics as written by Ethan Kath Alice Glass

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    this song is so addictive!

    bmth_ownon July 14, 2008   Link

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