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Movement

from Movement by All Get Out

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I was flirting I was breaking a bone You couldn’t help me, you didn’t know I was angry with my head in my knees I tried once to pray, I forgot to believe I was sad, I was mad
I found it hard to conceive
Couldn’t birth another doctrine Couldn’t plant another seed but I...

I didn’t break it, it just fell

A fading light led me out of the dark Like a ghost in my past or a man in my yard
Wrote a note because I was bothered and floored
Low are the cries but man they’ve been here before
Don’t be scared, love your fear
Be a man for a year
Naked is humble
Take off all of the shame just be here

I didn’t break it, I didn’t ever know it could
I didn’t break it, it just fell

You know it all by movement, you know those washed out foot prints

What exactly are you waiting for Hoping all of this would open doors Make it’s way through the corridor
Show them what all of the movements for

I make a call it’s because I feel that its right
And I owe nobody here a simple word past tonight
No excuse, no demand, no explanation of men
Why I do what I do
Why I call it a plan
Hold your breath and bite your tongue until there’s blood in your mouth
Then spit what you’ve earned onto the cleanest of ground
Don’t ask me, don’t tell me what we already know
My simplest of answers is a God damned no

I didn’t break it, I didn’t ever know I could
I didn’t break it, it just fell

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from Movement, released April 14, 2015

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