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Badless, The ~ A Fever


(naydock, palladino) With flu I dream of you In light as blue as neon when it's blue Past visions of rolling hills In movie stills A panoramic stew Above the scientific Element, content We spy the view (chorus) A fever's brought me close to you In ways we can not be A fever's brought me close to you In ways we can not be Even in memory Sublime In double time We climb to where convention swerves and leans 'couple-a-beers In a tent by sears By a giant plastic nativity scene In color dogs endure I'm sure The light you've given me is green (chorus) I mouth petitions Oh those soft renditions Of the ones i've come to lean on For you Again, in blue And straightening a photographic dawn May i experience The sense of Where i dream you when i'm gone (chorus 2x) more free lyrics

(naydock, palladino)

With flu
I dream of you
In light as blue as neon when it's blue
Past visions of rolling hills
In movie stills
A panoramic stew
Above the scientific
Element, content
We spy the view

(chorus)
A fever's brought me close to you
In ways we can not be
A fever's brought me close to you
In ways we can not be
Even in memory

Sublime
In double time
We climb to where convention swerves and leans
'couple-a-beers
In a tent by sears
By a giant plastic nativity scene
In color dogs endure
I'm sure
The light you've given me is green

(chorus)

I mouth petitions
Oh those soft renditions
Of the ones i've come to lean on
For you
Again, in blue
And straightening a photographic dawn
May i experience
The sense of
Where i dream you when i'm gone

(chorus 2x)

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