I Could See It (Demo Version)

from Unreleased Recordings (2008 - 2015) by Music for Dead Birds

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If you want to love something
Then you should learn to love something
You sit upon your broken branch
With cinnamon and vitamins
And if your darkened fantasies
Don't come true then you'll recede in

I've learned to love something

Sit up on the broken branch
A heavy God likes to relax so
We could float all through the air
Spread diseases as we care

I've learned to hate something

Sit up on the broken branch
I could see it, you could see it
When it falls it turns to wax
'Cus as mortals we like relaxing

I've learned to love something
I've learned to hate some

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from Unreleased Recordings (2008 - 2015), released December 17, 2015

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