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Silverline

from The Saturn Return by Hawkmoon

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lyrics

Rolling with the times,
Awake but not alive,
Just feeling old.

In the dark without a rope,
It’s a heavy-hearted joke
that we’ve heard before.

Yeh tonight I’m in the scene,
Skipping lines in skin tight jeans,
Just to see them fall.

Reputation in decline,
I can’t see the silverline,
Just the curtain call.


Only time will ever tell.
Just cos it’s the style and you wear it well.
Only time will never tell.


Mister Ego needs to feed
On videos and magazines,
Only centrefold.

Self-describing for your ear,
Tell the people that we’re here
But don’t tell them all.


And we’re fated to fall away.
Yeh we’re fated to fall away.
Yeh we’re fated to fall away,
Shoot ‘em down with no convictions now.

Yeh If you try,
Yeh you’ll find,
Justified.
Silverline.

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from The Saturn Return, released November 2, 2017
Music by Patrick Hehir, Reuben Aptroot, Liam Hehir
Lyrics by Patrick Hehir

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