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The Hearse

from Volume 4 by Looking Glass

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This track is about someone who feels oppressed and haunted in life, Who lives on the borders of their dreamworld.
Of being aware and of having insight into the nuances of life and the flow of time.
Someone with deep psychosis and having hallucinations.

lyrics

THE HEARSE.

Shades but I need to go on,
Sending me back to the line,
Grow back my own night away,
So me my love don't you know.
Will I find a way,
Grow through the day,
Willow my mind.
A black hearse it drives through my mind,
Drives down this highway of time,
Grow back my own night away,
Hear the waves.
There comes a day,
When the shadows always pass away,
And quiet words seem to float but never last.
The timeless view that searchlights always find,
And we count in years.
I thought I'd need a way
To grow back through the day,
Willow my mind

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from Volume 4, released March 14, 2016

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