A Process of Becoming
from Making Circles of Our Own by New Pagans
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lyrics
A knotted world you wanted
I don’t want to look, I don’t want to look
A process of becoming
A habit of the self, have it all yourself
Affections suffer only
A life is but a thread, life is just a thread
A natural world your craving
Do it right just like you said you would
Everything really should be in your own time
I can’t hide, I can’t hide it
It’s better if you come with me
Forcing us to be seen
I can’t fight, I can’t fight, I can’t fight it.
Affections bears repeating
No one ever looks, no one thinks to look
No one thinks to look
Say you believe me when I ponder, actant love
Everything really should be in your own time
I can’t hide, I can’t hide it
It’s better if you come with me
Forcing us to be seen
I defy, I can’t fight, I can’t fight it.
Its better if you come with me
Forcing us to be seen
I defy, I can’t fight, I can’t fight it.
(repeat)
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New Pagans Belfast, UK
New Pagans is a cult
....Ireland....
discography
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Feb 2023 -
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Nov 2021 -
Mar 2021
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