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More Than Sin

from Blue Garden by The Dixie Narcos

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When You pull your hair out girl, It's like it all grows back in the same place
I can't help but think you're crazy inside of your brain

If I could dream that I love psychic stones and telephones to tell you I'm not home and I feel homeless; it's so hard to repress the violence in you eyes

Take your time to leave. It only causes pain
Like it's all been done before or said inside your brain
do I swim inside your veins

Oh you can scream that you love me dear and all of my insides are rooted in fear
And they can melt and be felt in waves until they trickle down to be your slave

When you pull your hair out girl, It only goes to waste
It's like I'm sucking on your teat expect something to change

Oh I can dream about the mary chain and a brighter way to love the pain and when it rains it's a golden fountain, cumming angels flying down the mountain
Clipping wings and coveting things that haven't quite existed as long as your twisted faith

When you pull your hair out girl it only goes to waste
It's like I'm sticking needles back inside all of my veins 'til they all collapse

It's alive and it's got your eyes and it feeds off you and brings the tide to the shore
And I'll be your whore and I promise that I'll want you more than sin.

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from Blue Garden, released May 26, 2016
written, produced and engineered by John Franz

Jesse Reynolds- Bass Guitar
CJ Beckwith-Drums
John Franz- guitar, piano, vocals, aux percussion

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