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Big Blue Dark

from Maybe True EP by As Ladders

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Sun was setting in a big blue dark
Day was light like a crystal fog
Night falls we turn to dusk
Underneath what's over us
We're just stealing our time
We're just making faces
Out of nothing into someone
Street corner talk is cheap
Maybe someday they'll hear you speak
Gimme one more cigarette
And who you are and where you've been
We're just stealing our time
We're just making faces
Out of nothing into someone
I've seen you once
It was every time
It's not like me
Always on the line
Do I cross your mind?
Living other lives
In another time
Do I cross your mind?
We're just stealing our time
We're just making faces
Out of nothing into someone
Into someone
I think I saw you before
Far away behind closed doors
Sun was setting in a big blue dark
In the middle of a parking lot

credits

from Maybe True EP, released January 11, 2016
Recorded at Icehouse Recording Studios by Jon Miller
All songs written by As Ladders
Mastered by Tom Waltz, Waltz Audio
Artwork by Will Brogan
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