Find Fault With Me
from Making Circles of Our Own by New Pagans
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lyrics
I’ve noticed
Approach
Fear
Severed
Disquiet
This gender is a fear
A multi-needle thread
A dirty compliment
Underneath the others head
The object of my fate
A destination end
A simple warning mar
Discovered by a discommend
I’ve noticed when you’re not here
I see it for what it is
I’ve noticed when you’re not here
I see it for what it is
Find fault with me
I’ve noticed
Approach
Severed
Disquiet
An easy injured haste
A pale and slender frame
Obscured behind the grace
Another one to take the blame
He didn’t get your drive
He couldn’t take the pace
A credit to oneself
Big enough to fit the face
I’ve noticed when you’re not here
I see it for what it is
I’ve noticed when you’re not here
I see it for what it is
Find fault with me
You’ve got this resource
Impending solace
I’ve got you
Let’s cherish all of
Our own resolves
I’ve got you
I’ve got you
You’ve got this resource
Impending solace
I’ve got you
Let’s cherish all of
Our own resolves
I’ve got you
I’ve got you
I’ve noticed
Approach
Fear
Severed
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license
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about
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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