Comparable Reflections
from Making Circles of Our Own by New Pagans
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lyrics
A comparable detection
So outrageous for its time
I try and sit in silence
Hold my plate, I’m fine
The placement of intervals
Strongest in contrast
Comparable reflections of
Ochre yellow ash
(repeat)
You didn’t want this, I couldn’t tell
Illusions never last
Convincing intervals are right, comprise, append
You didn’t want this, I couldn’t tell
We’re so composed
Observing in between the light, append, adjoin,
Presented in a grid form
Discussing votes with wine
I try and sit in silence
Hold my plate, I’m fine
I’m losing you at intervals
Irrelevant you try
Compare yourself, dimming hope
Prove to be too shy
You didn’t want this, I couldn’t tell
Illusions never last
Convincing intervals are right, comprise, append
You didn’t want this, I couldn’t tell
We’re so composed
Observing in between the light, append, adjoin, evolve, comprise, append, adjoin, evolve, comprise
Visible connections of colours past
We’re gaining ground let’s make it last
A hue of gold, tones are old
Consisting of a light cutting precious stones
The image of coral washed up on shore
A hue of gold, tones are old
A hue of gold, tones are old
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New Pagans Belfast, UK
New Pagans is a cult
....Ireland....
discography
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Feb 2023 -
Sep 2022 -
Nov 2021 -
Mar 2021
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