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Archipelago

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lyrics

Fierce cold
I never wanted to let those islands go
Now
I’m headed out of the archipelago

As I forget my home forget me now
Never again to direct the wind where to blow

I wish I could see your eyes
See the surprise when you realized

You got your feelings involved

Islands fall in a line
Forming a warning sign

Lord knows
What I never said
Cause I only aim to please
Oh
While you were chasing cats
The rodents brought the fleas

Laughing it off

Ha ha ha ha
Ha ha ha ha

Lover's laughter
A poker burning
These plans of mine
Into holes in time

Summer's lover
Is elsewhere
Laughing it off

(Selfish hands
Still break
My bones
Still ache
From you
Laughing it off)

credits

from Haniwa, released December 6, 2014
Dylan Walling: Vocals, Keyboard, Production
Shawn Stafford: Electric guitar
Shirley Sanders: Vocals, Keyboard, Production
Tyco Holloway: Electric guitar, Vocals
Allan Pellegrin: Bass, Vocals

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Haniwa Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Dylan
Shawn
Shirley
Tyco
Jake


Artwork by Steve Silva

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