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Aquarius

from Chariot by Da Comrade!

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I’ve got the key but you must grasp it from me. If you have fallen, I could help you up. For I love you, a golden ray of sun, your light fills up my heart with god. But there is no sense in wasting these years when all that I’ve wanted is quite near. I can taste you, you hang in the air. How could I create her? My darling so fair! Never understood it myself but if we try I could show it to you. Once upon a time I thought I had pressed a precious gold unto my heart. In a moment all had passed, ‘twas but a dream that I once had. For a moment we’d lain still, I could have sworn that it was real, every second of my life I’d never been quite so fulfilled. All of my loves never could have known how I hollow my heart, to fill it with you. And all that has passed, all that is to come. Every birth and each death upon this earth I feel such aching in my bones. Inevitably the winds of fate, the hand of Doom destroys all lying still upon your plate. Lifts up the dead, salt in your wounds, it smears the rot across your face. You start again, you are a kid, everything different, yet the same. Inside your head a million voices, different faces, different names. Inside your mothers womb the rift had split before your face, the infinite, all that is, your own death and all that’s come to pass. You lept, spit out into the world again, you laughed. So you laughed? You don’t know the half of it. So you laughed!

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from Chariot, released January 14, 2013

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Da Comrade! was something heavy, something weird from West Philadelphia. Manic/epic songs rife with bleating saxophone leads, grandiose strings and bizarre tongues.

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