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Santayana

from Santayana by Goodbye Tiger

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lyrics

pulling at the cobwebs
tangled in what’s better left behind

sleepwalking into the future
hands tied behind my back

comatose
tongue of acetone
your love & irony
hold a rivalry

ancient echoes sing
you’re a shadow of nothing
left on your hands & knees
to unwrap your reverie

(fade out the glow
deny what you already know)

“you wasted all your life
why wouldn’t you waste death?
a feast for all the crows?
if that’s what you wanted
you’ll come back haunted”

a shrine in the sand
our hearts on a stone
we burnt down the church
took the crosses from our homes
absence always lingers
but there’s always something better
isn’t there?

history repeats itself
in stutters and groans
in old tongues, unknown

“you wasted all your life
why wouldn’t you waste death?”
all you had to know
was a way around it
but you never found it

credits

from Santayana, released April 14, 2016
Recorded, Mixed, and Mastered at Lakehouse Recording Studios

Produced, Engineered, and Mixed by Erik Kase Romero

Mastered by Tim Pannella

Additional Engineering by Matt Bodner

Artwork by Kara Donnelly

Special Thanks to Jon Leidersdorff, Dom Pensabene, and all of our family and friends

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