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MORTAR

from SPLIT LP by BLOOD NYMPH

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lyrics

I call you my sister, I call you my kin
What lingers is the terror
the crumbling catches on my skin
My fingers pull up the rocks with the roots
With the roots come the mantle
and mortar and the truth.

Who woulda said I'd call your name?
Who coulda built a better lock?
Who woulda plead for a heavier rain?
Are you an usher of the dark?

NOT A SIMPLE FRACTURE
NOT A QUIET RUIN
O IT'S A GREEDY LITTLE LOVE
TO PICK AT EVERY WOUND
BUT THE BARK PEELS OFF
LIKE A LOOSE CAVITY
WE ONLY NEED A SPARK TO LET
TO WET ITS FLAME

Who woulda said I'd call your name?
Who coulda built a better lock?
Who woulda plead for a heavier rain?
Are you an usher of the dark?

Who coulda hid the salt in plain
view of the approaching loss
I weep for the memory of a taste
and I wipe the labor from my jaw

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from SPLIT LP, released May 7, 2023

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BLOOD NYMPH Chicago, Illinois

Hedonistic queer wrath dirge from Chicago

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