Furious Love
from Houses by Prairie Rehab
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lyrics
Millicent, isn’t it frightening:
All the disquieting glimpses we’ve seen
Of cities in ruins and worlds set aflame?
Milly, deep-down, I’ve a bad feeling
And a furious love
But it’s tremulous, too
I’m curious, dear:
Is the nightmare over?
Been clutching my talismans, holding you tight
Closing my eyes lest the seas ignite
I’m weary from worry, suspicion, and shame:
Milly, I’ve tried, but I’m faltering
In my furious love
‘Cause it’s tremulous, too
I’m curious, dear:
Is the nightmare over?
Is the nightmare over?
So, take up the welcome mat; switch off the lights
And when they inquire, we can say Nobody’s home--
Not anymore
And my furious love
It is tremulous, too
I’m curious, dear:
Is the nightmare over?
And my furious love
It is tremulous, too
I’m curious, dear:
Is the nightmare over?
Is the nightmare over?
Is the nightmare over?
All the disquieting glimpses we’ve seen
Of cities in ruins and worlds set aflame?
Milly, deep-down, I’ve a bad feeling
And a furious love
But it’s tremulous, too
I’m curious, dear:
Is the nightmare over?
Been clutching my talismans, holding you tight
Closing my eyes lest the seas ignite
I’m weary from worry, suspicion, and shame:
Milly, I’ve tried, but I’m faltering
In my furious love
‘Cause it’s tremulous, too
I’m curious, dear:
Is the nightmare over?
Is the nightmare over?
So, take up the welcome mat; switch off the lights
And when they inquire, we can say Nobody’s home--
Not anymore
And my furious love
It is tremulous, too
I’m curious, dear:
Is the nightmare over?
And my furious love
It is tremulous, too
I’m curious, dear:
Is the nightmare over?
Is the nightmare over?
Is the nightmare over?
credits
from Houses,
released April 20, 2018
Lacie Williams - Vocals
Scott Swartz – Guitars, Pedal Steel, Keyboards
Ezequiel Valguarnera - Bass, Harmony Vocals
John Baldus - Drums, Percussion
Christian Schaeffer - Keyboards
Devon Cahill - Harmony Vocals
Ben Reece – Saxophone, Clarinets
Camille Cundiff - Cello
Lacie Williams - Vocals
Scott Swartz – Guitars, Pedal Steel, Keyboards
Ezequiel Valguarnera - Bass, Harmony Vocals
John Baldus - Drums, Percussion
Christian Schaeffer - Keyboards
Devon Cahill - Harmony Vocals
Ben Reece – Saxophone, Clarinets
Camille Cundiff - Cello
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