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Birthday Party, The ~ Several Sins


This is a dead letter tale If i could make this print talk You made a deep mark/deep mark on me And only saints say such things as these So i slid under the floor Under the oak and the iron With you under oak and iron Under the thick and under the thin Where only fire grows... I forgot to tell you several things - ma I forgot to tell you several things - ma I forgot to tell you several things - ma I forgot to tell you 'bout the 7 sins And i spat dead letter words And all the breath that i own Imprinted one word in red/i read And only saints say such things as these About the marks on your throat Under the oak and the iron Under the fat and the thick and the thin And all of that, and a few 100 more And only fire grow I heard the fire grow Alone in the... I forgot to tell you several things - ma I forgot to tell you several things - ma I forgot to tell you several things - ma I forgot to tell you 'bout the 7 sins [repeat to end] more free lyrics

This is a dead letter tale
If i could make this print talk
You made a deep mark/deep mark on me
And only saints say such things as these
So i slid under the floor
Under the oak and the iron
With you under oak and iron
Under the thick and under the thin
Where only fire grows...

I forgot to tell you several things - ma
I forgot to tell you several things - ma
I forgot to tell you several things - ma
I forgot to tell you 'bout the 7 sins

And i spat dead letter words
And all the breath that i own
Imprinted one word in red/i read
And only saints say such things as these
About the marks on your throat
Under the oak and the iron
Under the fat and the thick and the thin
And all of that, and a few 100 more
And only fire grow
I heard the fire grow
Alone in the...

I forgot to tell you several things - ma
I forgot to tell you several things - ma
I forgot to tell you several things - ma
I forgot to tell you 'bout the 7 sins
[repeat to end]

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