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Limbo

from Meta by St. Vith

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What’s a question that you ask
A man from the past
Does he know how to love
Does he know how to drink
Does he know how to talk to fast
There’s a dame in the corner
And her eyes, here eyes are made of glass

Causality’s the key
For a business man in white
Doesn’t know the color of death
Or maybe he’s okay with getting blood on the lids of his eyes
There’s a women in back
Who’s chest in painted black
He’s in disguise

Ain’t nothin’ wrong
With a dreamin’ whore
Just be weary my friend and run, run for the door
Cause she’ll fake your reasons
Pollute your soul
Keep your dead ass
Stuck in la, la, limbo

This lamp is to tall
To illuminate her steps
She’s walkin’ in a tomb of self induced disrespect
She ain’t got time to find her meaning
She’ll lay with you for yours
Yellow decays
The eyes of a man stuck in a gaze
Lost in his wilderness
Stiff from the pain
Every line’s another reason
Reason to remain

Ain’t nothin’ wrong
With a dreamin’ whore
Just be weary my friend and run, run for the door
Cause she’ll fake your reasons
Pollute your soul
Keep your dead ass
Stuck in la, la, limbo

Ain’t nothin’ wrong
With a dreamin’ whore
Just be weary my friend and run, run for the door
Cause she’ll fake your reasons
Pollute your soul
Keep your dead ass
Stuck in la, la, limbo

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from Meta, released April 1, 2020

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“Conjuring the kind of image-behind-the-veil kaleidoscopic trance of America’s first wave of psychedelic rock bands... St. Vith, forge the acid tones and bluesy stillness of yesteryear, happily searching the universe for that sacred ether of the mystical sixties…” – Christopher J. Harrington (Ithaca Times) ... more

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