Blue Line

from Decompression by Glassbraids

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7. Blue Line

Can you just tell me again//where have all my friends gone//Their faces wearing thin//can’t relate to what they dwell on//And I can feel it beneath my skin//few days til you come back here//were caught up in the where and when//so what’s the plan for next year?

The kids are calling out//while I’m making my way down//and damn this water’s cold//can’t adjust to slower movements//But you came along and saved me fore you were ever certified//I felt it on the first time//at the bottom of the blue line.

But these feelings left me//we think alike my friend//I can see it right every time//Our song came on again//and we crossed the same state line//I spent a few too many minutes//at these wasted points of interest//Lay at the bottom of the lake//I’ll try to close the distance.

The kids are calling out//while I’m making my way down//and damn this water’s cold//can’t adjust to slower movements//But you came along and saved me fore you were ever certified//I felt it on the first time//at the bottom of the blue line.

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from Decompression, released October 24, 2014

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