THERE'S NO PAIN
from Memorials by MARCUS DOO & THE SECRET FAMILY
lyrics
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there's no pain, like from, the ones you love
and there's no burden, like from, the ones who love you
i'm trying to breathe clean between shooting stars
in this dying and darkening night tryin' to see
what we are
she looked straight into my eyes, said she was seeking connection
she looked straight into my eyes, seemed satisfied with her reflection
oh lonely, you're the only one who stood with me
oh lonely, it means so much that you hold me, in this world
in this world filled with the things we kill
in this mellifluous world filled with the things that would kill us
the harmonium plays and plays the same endless dirge
each time it begins it's like nothing I've ever heard
oh merciful memory, it means so much that you fail me
oh merciful memory, it almost means too much that you've failed me
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there's no pain, like from, the ones you love
and there's no burden, like from, the ones who love you
i'm trying to breathe clean between shooting stars
in this dying and darkening night tryin' to see
what we are
she looked straight into my eyes, said she was seeking connection
she looked straight into my eyes, seemed satisfied with her reflection
oh lonely, you're the only one who stood with me
oh lonely, it means so much that you hold me, in this world
in this world filled with the things we kill
in this mellifluous world filled with the things that would kill us
the harmonium plays and plays the same endless dirge
each time it begins it's like nothing I've ever heard
oh merciful memory, it means so much that you fail me
oh merciful memory, it almost means too much that you've failed me
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from Memorials,
released March 5, 2012
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