Pythagoras
from The Back Room by Clifton Gibbons
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lyrics
I see the light come through the door
I feel for warmth and want it more and more and more
Cause I felt dark and it’s a bore
I want the sound of life here running on the floor
The sun was out, I wasn’t there
I slept and slept and slept for years and years and years
But now i’m up and now I’m here
I’m coming out to find the music of the spheres.
I feel for warmth and want it more and more and more
Cause I felt dark and it’s a bore
I want the sound of life here running on the floor
The sun was out, I wasn’t there
I slept and slept and slept for years and years and years
But now i’m up and now I’m here
I’m coming out to find the music of the spheres.
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from The Back Room,
released August 23, 2014
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