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Thickening

from HeartWallClock by Walls Fell

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lyrics

Separate us.

This wall inside,
it separates
this new-laid bride
from all she hates.

You were lying so awake that you couldn't feel the pain,
but as your heart broke down and let you down you were terrified.
So you built a wall around yourself and kept your heart in chains
to protect it from all the dangers outside.

So as the wall
thickens and
grows in size,

and as you
just begin
to despise,

you must know
that someday
you will die,

and you know
that someday
so will I.

Who will save?
Who will sigh?
Who will sin?

Who will wax?
Who will wane?
Who will win?

Who will gain?
Who will go?
Who will give?

Who will lie?
Who will lose?
Who will live?

This crushing bride
is torn apart.
This wall inside,
it breaks her heart.

You were lying so awake
your little heart began to break.
You said you felt so dead inside,
that your heart committed suicide.
You lied.

You must know
that someday
you will die,

and you know
that someday
so will I.

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from HeartWallClock, released January 13, 2015

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Walls Fell Baltimore, Maryland

Walls Fell is a rock band that creates music organically through the process of creative sonic communication. Chris Eng plays the keyboard. Dan Klein plays the drums. Lowell Silverstein plays the guitar and sings.

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