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watching salmon swim upstream

from Still Year by Corrvus

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lyrics

Looming frustrations, no smoke October

no snow falling in streetlamps, no winter to rest in weather

scrape your hand to blood on the pavement, stand in solidarity with an overworked father

whose father was a painter, whose father was a painter, it's only time to take up the family trade

dig graves, by the sundial, in your grandmothers english garden, for dying sons of sailors, under night blue air

time always leaves behind a place less cruel

time always leaves behind a place less afraid

time always leaves behind a place less ashamed

was your grandmother from the country? and your grandfather from the docks?

now you're born to blood you're afraid of, unwanting, of anything

save the sam snow where your feet crushed and you learned to love and know life weight

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from Still Year, released June 19, 2019

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