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Bethlehem

by THE BROTHER K MELEE

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All my clothes keep falling off in my cold dreams
Blame the cheap seams
Wake me up I'm dressed enough
Still I can't shake thoughts of naked arms
And great white lakes

Friend will sigh and sympathize
Sometimes I'll cry to comfort them but
I'd rather be adrift at sea
On my way to Bethlehem

Experts say the End of Days will be televised
Blame our cheap eyes
But I don't fret, I just fret my chords minor major
I will wager on the show in store

The last regrets of space cadets
We'll pluck the petals, chuck the stem and then
We'll go down to see the town
We'll go down to Bethlehem

The unarrived, the gone for good
The cybermen beyond repair
Will brush their teeth and comb their hair
And meet me there in Bethlehem
In Bethlehem

Through the shadows I could see your face, illuminated
Fading as I move towards the place where you're not waiting
So I walk a little more

I'll go to Bethlehem (illuminated)
Way down in Bethlehem (You're not waiting)
Cause it's just a little more

You're down in Bethlehem (illuminated)
Way down in Bethlehem (You're not waiting)
So I walk a little more

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released December 20, 2012

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THE BROTHER K MELEE Brooklyn, New York

Hooks// howls // heartache

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