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Goddamnit St. Catherine

from 2 a​.​m. by The Curl and Drag

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2 A.M. and the block is silent
Just the hum of haloed lights
Curse your name to the skyline
St. Catherine, you're mine tonight

Goddamn I need a hammer
Cuz that dress of brick you wear so well
Tunnel in, confess my sins
Of being a drunk disaster

No I won't remember
The song that played in me
The dawn is always darkest
After it sees the youth that stayed

Smoke the early till the moon quits
Blistered vision twenty cigarettes
Repeating lines off the track list
They're all so tired and boring

Cuz pouring drinks it never suited me
Violent visions making livers bleed
Now I can't escape
No I can't escape

No I won't remember
The song that played in me
The dawn is always darkest
After it sees the youth that stayed

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from 2 a​.​m., released November 1, 2014

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