Phantom
from Ascension by Prairie Rehab
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lyrics
I don’t mind cold tea
But you used to dote on me:
Now you’re disappearing
‘Cause you’re a phantom, Darling:
Spread thin
Held together by the threads
Of your desperate longing
Settle down, My Dear, you’re making me nervous
Is there some way I could be of service to you?
‘Cause I’d like to help you—I’d like to help
Well, I’ve got breakfast working
It's such an absurdist offering
When I know you won’t be here
To receive it, anyway
‘Cause you’re a phantom, Darling:
Spread thin
On the verge of bursting open
Or just dissolving into nothing—nothing
Settle down, My Dear, you’re making me nervous
Is there some way I could be of service to you?
‘Cause I’d like to help you—I’d like to help
I’d like to help
I don’t mind bad coffee
I don’t mind cold tea
I don’t mind bad coffee
I don’t mind cold tea…
credits
Lacie Williams – Vocals
Scott Swartz – Guitars
Ezequiel Valguarnera – Bass, Background Vocals
Bob McMahon – Drums
Christian Schaeffer – Keyboards
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Prairie Rehab St Louis, Missouri
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Apr 2023 -
Jul 2022 -
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Feb 2011
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