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Strange Light

from Strange Light by Teleporter

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lyrics

I used to wish that I was beautiful,
and had the power that you do.
Because I thought if I could conquer all of you,
The world would thank me for my rule.

But now I know I am combustible:
I am the fire and the fuel.
Like the inferno at the center of the sun,
Once unleashed, I'll burn everything you love.

So if I don't react, it's just an act,
I'm smoldering inside--
There is destruction in my heart.

I know you're not gonna want me this way.
I know I will be pitiless and cruel.
'Cause there's a strange light inside of me
That I can't let you see.
Bright and true,
It will devour you
If you see
So run away from me.
I will explode.
I will explode.
I will explode.
I will explode.

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from Strange Light, released April 16, 2016

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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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