Plaster Zodiac

from Every Second Home by For Hours and Ours

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Oh no, we've come back here again connecting dots on the ceiling, forcing angles frantically. I'm inventing a plaster zodiac while you're still somehow sleeping in the corner of my bed.

Oh, you make such angry faces when I'm tired of trying to give up.

I used to be scared that you were weak but I've been living like this for weeks trying to find a future in the dots on the ceiling. Clear intentions melt like candy hearts--cute phrases keep on bleeding in the corner of my bed.

Oh, you make such angry faces when I'm tired of trying to give up.

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from Every Second Home, released July 21, 2012
Benjamin Billingsley--Guitar
Brendan Bond--Trumpet
Gabriel Conde-Drums
Jacob Hamrick--Guitar
Henry Widener--Bass and Vocals

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