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Bridge

from Slow Heart by Teleporter

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lyrics

Walk across the bridge, walk across the stones
Walk into that empty place you used to call your home
Walk across the bridge, walk across the stones

You can wait here in the cold but the bus will never come
You're going to a bad place but you'll get there on your own
Walk across the bridge, walk across the stones

Years from now you'll finally understand
Which piece of you is poisoned

Once you get across you'll forget why you have come
You'll crouch among the ruins and await the rising sun
You'll find a cave along the shore and live there many years
Carry stones on your back and weep your ragged tears

Years from now you'll find another way
To the city that lies beyond
And it gleams

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from Slow Heart, released February 19, 2015
Lyrics by Suzanne Gray

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Teleporter is Suzanne Gray, Ero Gray and Farrah Halsey, causing heavy waves of psychedelic post-punk in Portland, Oregon.

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