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Static Station

from The Novelty by Fetal Petal

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I should've exploited the times,
I let them subside,
I watched them archive.

I should've expected the times,
They sped past my face at an unearthly pace,
I watched them pass by before my unbelieving eyes.

But what's that colour called?
That lies beyond the horizon
That hides when the sun is rising.

Because I've seen this before,
And I've felt this before,

Psychotic on the bathroom floor

But what's that station called?
That the train would never stop by,
Never saw anyone alight before.

Because I felt you there,
Like I was in a museum,
And I could look but not touch,
But I missed you so much,

Boy I miss you so much

But I never exploited the times,
Didn't read the fine print
Of your bottom line.

And I never expected the times,
I watched the high tide
Flood the shore and die.

But what's that colour called?
That lies beyond the horizon,
That hides when the sun is rising

Because I felt you there,
And I've seen this before,

Psychotic on the bathroom floor

What's that station called?
Train would never stop by
You only hear static,
But I swear I heard some noises,

And I swear I heard a person's voice.

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from The Novelty, released March 1, 2019

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