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Christopher Andrews - Unholy Ghost Lyrics



Christopher Andrews - Unholy Ghost Lyrics




My smoke will kiss the moon
As God mocks my hands
Too small to hold love
The moth left the porchlight
And tore apart his wings
In pursuit of the dove

Every rooftop blocks the moon
And the trees shelter every star
Just to make sure you know
You'll never get that far

Why should I need what I hate the most
Sentenced to the shadows of each unholy ghost
I'll never be taller than the road that I walk
Until the scars on my chest teach my hands how to talk

Not an ounce of regret
Or even an honest goodbye
Just a beast on my sleeve to immortalize
The flesh filled lie

Why do I hate what I need the most
In the shadows of each unholy ghost
I'll never be taller than the road that I walk
Until the scars on my chest teach my hands how to talk
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My smoke will kiss the moon
As God mocks my hands
Too small to hold love
The moth left the porchlight
And tore apart his wings
In pursuit of the dove

Every rooftop blocks the moon
And the trees shelter every star
Just to make sure you know
You'll never get that far

Why should I need what I hate the most
Sentenced to the shadows of each unholy ghost
I'll never be taller than the road that I walk
Until the scars on my chest teach my hands how to talk

Not an ounce of regret
Or even an honest goodbye
Just a beast on my sleeve to immortalize
The flesh filled lie

Why do I hate what I need the most
In the shadows of each unholy ghost
I'll never be taller than the road that I walk
Until the scars on my chest teach my hands how to talk
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Writer: Christopher Andrews
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Christopher Andrews - Unholy Ghost Video
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Performed By: Christopher Andrews
Language: English
Length: 3:43
Written by: Christopher Andrews

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