Siblings (valves)

from Vessel Receptor by Hiata

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Stalling where she lived and perished
Careless was the cause
(That) gave birth to this loss
Always there
Regret forever (ever)
Hunts the animal
You’re forever missed
Step on the train at last
You can make it
Every single minute we lose
Is for the reason we choose
Wound that won’t heal
Womb she was supposed to give
It’s on now
Not oblivious
It’s all gone
Not oblivious
Struggling through to find myself
As far as we were meant to know
It’s now a fact
It’s not over, not close
As far as we were meant to know
It’s not a fact
That it’s over, no sir
Comply
Come on in, get old
There’s no menace we won’t oppose
Come on in, get old
So go get it and you will find
It’s on now, not oblivious
Struggling through to find myself
Not oblivious
Runaway I felt with you
Runaway I felt with you
It’s not easy to survive alone
Not easy to survive
It seems all so obvious
Makes me divided
Turning around and around
See the hole you found
Bring me closer
Is this Heaven?
Sketches, everlasting memos
I still remember you, remember you
We’ll always have Paris
We all get sad
But we are all reborn from hope

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from Vessel Receptor, released July 11, 2013

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