| While the wind replies, In drunken semitones.
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| But though we hurt, Sweep the earth away,
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| From little things.
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| Push the dirt across, it disintegrates
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| The milky radiance of scattered vertabrae.
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| But in the hush we try to push them back into the ground
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| Tell me what you see x2
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| Archaeology x2
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| We are ruins now, and how we feel the loss;
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| Numbered artefacts on empty table tops.
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| But in the end we’ll stop pretending everything’s alright
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| It was lighter then, there are darker twists;
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| curators waking up as archaeologists
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| It’s so late, no-one's making leaps of faith tonight
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| Tell me what you see x2
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| Archaeology x2
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| Tell me what you see x2
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| No, we did not come to wake the dead,
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| But to prise the coins from every bony hand.
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| But their whispers fill the air like smoke.
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| 'Till we’re bound to understand
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| Here is when you left, when you cut your hair,
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| Here’s the lie I told, should have left it there.
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| But needed truth, sifting through the dust beneath my feet.
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| Tell me what you see x2
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| Archaeology x2 |