Ghost Limb

from Self-Titled LP by Mahria

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Fold up when you feel too much. Your shoulder weight is crushing down. Sleep inside the shell that we share. The heart you took when we were born was supposed to be for two. The heart you took when we were born was supposed to be for me too. It will swallow you. I see what you do, and my scar burns too. When your terror flows I'll eat it up. Just lay down and I'll feel for you. The heart you took when we were born was supposed to be for me too.

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from Self-Titled LP, released November 19, 2011

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