Without the World
from The Death of Our Invention by Birds Of Passage
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lyrics
i will never join the forces.
why don't you come and bathe with me?
the rocks are still warm
from the sun.
though they try and change my mind,
find me dancing on the shore.
my body is still warm
from the sun.
we removed our clothes
a long long time ago.
naked in the air,
back
without the world.
don't be afraid to live your essence.
i hope one day to find you here.
freedom's ever warm
from the sun.
why don't you come and bathe with me?
the rocks are still warm
from the sun.
though they try and change my mind,
find me dancing on the shore.
my body is still warm
from the sun.
we removed our clothes
a long long time ago.
naked in the air,
back
without the world.
don't be afraid to live your essence.
i hope one day to find you here.
freedom's ever warm
from the sun.
credits
from The Death of Our Invention,
released April 6, 2018
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Birds of Passage
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lo-fi, minimalist, ambient artist in voluntary exile since 1985
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