Angels, Perhaps
from Lilac & Grey by Prairie Rehab
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lyrics
Angels, perhaps, carried her away
Into The Great Nothing
Our poor Celeste, with her eyes blinded
Never glimpsed a twilight sky
Never felt the touch of human kindness
The stars collapse, trembling at the sight
Of all her earthly splendor
Now coalesce in the moonless night
Glimmering together
Existent only for her pleasure
When your soul’s crushed
And your hopes might just unravel
You’ve got to press on, press on quixotically:
Darling, it’s the only way to travel
When your soul’s crushed
And your hopes might just unravel
You’ve got to press on, press on quixotically
You’ve got to press on, press on quixotically
You’ve got to press on, press on, Darling
The Heavens rhapsodize
Their choirs crescendo
The saints and martyrs leave their tireless repose
To clamber down from their rose windows
Angels, perhaps…Angels, perhaps
Angels, perhaps…Angels, perhaps
Into The Great Nothing
Our poor Celeste, with her eyes blinded
Never glimpsed a twilight sky
Never felt the touch of human kindness
The stars collapse, trembling at the sight
Of all her earthly splendor
Now coalesce in the moonless night
Glimmering together
Existent only for her pleasure
When your soul’s crushed
And your hopes might just unravel
You’ve got to press on, press on quixotically:
Darling, it’s the only way to travel
When your soul’s crushed
And your hopes might just unravel
You’ve got to press on, press on quixotically
You’ve got to press on, press on quixotically
You’ve got to press on, press on, Darling
The Heavens rhapsodize
Their choirs crescendo
The saints and martyrs leave their tireless repose
To clamber down from their rose windows
Angels, perhaps…Angels, perhaps
Angels, perhaps…Angels, perhaps
credits
from Lilac & Grey,
released July 9, 2020
John Baldus: Drums
Christian Schaeffer: Keys
Scott Swartz: Guitars, Pedal Steel, Lap Steel, Synth
Ezequiel Valguarnera: Bass, Harmony Vocals
Lacie Williams: Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
© 2020 L. Williams / S. Swartz (Filament Glow Music ASCAP)
Recorded and Mixed by Scott Swartz at Filament Glow Recording, St. Louis, MO
John Baldus: Drums
Christian Schaeffer: Keys
Scott Swartz: Guitars, Pedal Steel, Lap Steel, Synth
Ezequiel Valguarnera: Bass, Harmony Vocals
Lacie Williams: Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
© 2020 L. Williams / S. Swartz (Filament Glow Music ASCAP)
Recorded and Mixed by Scott Swartz at Filament Glow Recording, St. Louis, MO
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