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Pleasure and Rust

from Fallen Language by Fact Pattern

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    High quality vinyl master of "FALLEN LANGUAGE" from Black Voodoo Records. 250 copies.
    Black vinyl ONLY. Artwork by Douglas Lakota.

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lyrics

From the old shamed earth’s nomenclature
A bed of dull blades will replace her
Drag your arms across her back
When pleasure and rust is what you ask

Beyond all we feel, degrade and follow every instinct
Succumb to the knowledge
Zeal of soil gave birth to a cancer,
A prion within me, a home and a refuge

Shamed earth (X2)

Cuts and rust will replace her
Wounds and tears across your back
Signal folds, a new aspect
Of chosen paths to now reflect

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from Fallen Language, released May 10, 2019

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