Henceforth
from Idiomatic by Prairie Rehab
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lyrics
All your erstwhile dears
All of those who thirsted for you:
It may seem presumptuous, but
They could never thirst as I do
All your worst fears
All those dismal and insidious forms
Will be swallowed in the unrelenting
Warmth of my arms
In the most comfortable love
For which there’s no cause to crawl or beg or bleed
Hands that hold you like you are all they want
And more than they’d ever need
All my grand designs
All the lines I stole from others:
However it’s ascribed
Whatever is, is all yours
All those dark nights
I spent shivering in fits of despair
Disappear: now any bed’s a refuge
Long as you’re there
In the most comfortable love
For which there’s no cause to crawl or beg or bleed
Hands that hold you like you are all they want
And more than they’d ever need
I’ve got satin and old lace
Grosgrain ribbon, new linen
Sanguine, sweet joy, made visible
Made physical, made concrete
In the most comfortable love
For which there’s no cause to crawl or beg or bleed
Hands that hold you like you are all they want
And more than they’d ever need
Hands that hold you like you are all they want
And more than they’d ever need
All of those who thirsted for you:
It may seem presumptuous, but
They could never thirst as I do
All your worst fears
All those dismal and insidious forms
Will be swallowed in the unrelenting
Warmth of my arms
In the most comfortable love
For which there’s no cause to crawl or beg or bleed
Hands that hold you like you are all they want
And more than they’d ever need
All my grand designs
All the lines I stole from others:
However it’s ascribed
Whatever is, is all yours
All those dark nights
I spent shivering in fits of despair
Disappear: now any bed’s a refuge
Long as you’re there
In the most comfortable love
For which there’s no cause to crawl or beg or bleed
Hands that hold you like you are all they want
And more than they’d ever need
I’ve got satin and old lace
Grosgrain ribbon, new linen
Sanguine, sweet joy, made visible
Made physical, made concrete
In the most comfortable love
For which there’s no cause to crawl or beg or bleed
Hands that hold you like you are all they want
And more than they’d ever need
Hands that hold you like you are all they want
And more than they’d ever need
credits
from Idiomatic,
released October 1, 2016
Lacie Williams: Lead and Harmony Vocals
Scott Swartz: Electric Guitar, Keyboards
John Baldus: Drums
Ezequiel Valguarnera: Bass
Adam Hucke: Trumpet
Ben Reece: Saxophone
Aaron Chandler: Trombone
Lacie Williams: Lead and Harmony Vocals
Scott Swartz: Electric Guitar, Keyboards
John Baldus: Drums
Ezequiel Valguarnera: Bass
Adam Hucke: Trumpet
Ben Reece: Saxophone
Aaron Chandler: Trombone
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