Easter Song
from Curious Faces by Like Herding Cats
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lyrics
EASTER SONG
Please...
Plug your screen into my spine
It’s not safe to stand and cry
Put your wires in my head
Don’t want to think.
see me here
I’ve been waiting all night
hammer nails, into my cross
when the leaves turn green.
cry…
plug your screen into my spine,
it’s not safe to run my mind
put your wires in my head
I come undone
see me here
I’ve been waiting all night
hammer nails, into my cross
as the leaves turn green.
see me here tonight
see me here tonight
Please...
Plug your screen into my spine
It’s not safe to stand and cry
Put your wires in my head
Don’t want to think.
see me here
I’ve been waiting all night
hammer nails, into my cross
when the leaves turn green.
cry…
plug your screen into my spine,
it’s not safe to run my mind
put your wires in my head
I come undone
see me here
I’ve been waiting all night
hammer nails, into my cross
as the leaves turn green.
see me here tonight
see me here tonight
credits
from Curious Faces,
released July 13, 2018
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Like Herding Cats New York, New York
Like Herding Cats is a New Gaze (Shoe Wave) Chill Gaze band based in ubiquitous, Brooklyn, brandishing a reverence for late 80's/early 90's indie music. As a band, they have performed/shared bills with friends and fellow artists; Skylar Spence, Work Drugs, The Notions (ft. Evan Stanley), Heavenly Beat, For Esme, Hidden Hospitals, Blank Spaces, The Cold Seas, Deal Casino, and Saint Marilyn. ... more
discography
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Jul 2018 -
Dec 2013
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