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Passed out in your yard
My clothes were soaking in the morning rain
My head's just a bruise, like walking in a coma
Like a battered drone
All my limbs are numb

I've been driving past your house
Been pounding at your door
I know I'm just a peon to you
But I deserve more
Than arrogance
Condolences
My hearts are on the sleeves of my shirts
Scattered over your lawn
And the morning dew kissed them

Drunk on Bastille Day
Throwing pennies at the broken birds
Scribbling plans on napkin
A sketch of broken angel wings under your bed
My bandages

Stumbled over to your house
I'll sneak in the back door
I know I've been an asshole to you, but that was before
The argument, the accident
Well, I've heard it's just a matter of time
Before the hour is spent
And my hour is spent
I can't afford it this time
I can't afford this time
I can't afford this time
I can't afford it

The hour has come for retribution
I'm storming the walls down
I'm storming the walls down
The hour has come for retribution
I'm storming the walls down
I'm storming the walls down
Before this night's done, the wounds will be gone
I'm storming the walls down
I'm storming the walls down
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Cover art for Ceilings Crack lyrics by Cursive

beautiiiiful.

Cover art for Ceilings Crack lyrics by Cursive

i heart this song

Cover art for Ceilings Crack lyrics by Cursive

i love older cursive

Cover art for Ceilings Crack lyrics by Cursive

The French national holiday, Bastille Day, commemorates the storming of the Bastille, which took place on 14 July 1789 and marked the beginning of the French Revolution. The Bastille was a prison and a symbol of the absolute and arbitrary power of Louis the 16th. Here, Kascher uses this reference to signify his own declaration of independence from his former love.

Cover art for Ceilings Crack lyrics by Cursive

The French national holiday, Bastille Day, commemorates the storming of the Bastille, which took place on 14 July 1789 and marked the beginning of the French Revolution. The Bastille was a prison and a symbol of the absolute and arbitrary power of Louis the 16th. Here, Kascher uses this reference to signify his own declaration of independence from his former love.

Cover art for Ceilings Crack lyrics by Cursive

is it Kasher that is singing the "retribution" part, cause it certainly doesn't sound like him?

Cover art for Ceilings Crack lyrics by Cursive

no

Cover art for Ceilings Crack lyrics by Cursive

That's Stephen Pedersen, formerly of Cursive during this album and then in the band the White Octave (and a few others) and now in CRITERIA - one of the most underrated but badass guitar rock bands.

Cover art for Ceilings Crack lyrics by Cursive

not my favorite, but i definitely respect it

Cover art for Ceilings Crack lyrics by Cursive

awesome lyrics, i love love love this song

 
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