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What Warm Hands, Coldheart

from Arm Yourself by Evolutia

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lyrics by Andrew Barnhart

Well fit, and bold like a zealot.
You've got issues but try not to show it.
Above us but not on a pulpit.
Your perch is regressively set.

Add up the days that have passed you,
The déjà vu and authority abuse.
Let in that push over point of view.
Someday and soon you will get;
Though known by the company kept,
The bed that you've made is the bed where you rest!

Gift wrap your pretentious heart-attack,
And let loose you obligatory laugh.
I'll teach my kids that this is not how to act,
But plenty like you will distract.

Good grief! I'm glad that we did meet.
Now I know how badly I don't wanna be,
Like you. That image in front of me,
The souvenir left when we cleave,
The card that I found in my sleeve.
You lie down with dogs and complain of the fleas!

Forget many a memory's residue
Pardon, my enemy, are you through?
Sorry's epitome
Isn't all that I'm due

Secure! Man the perimeter
Cut-off the unwelcome visitor!
Bounty or head of the prisoner
Isn't all that I'm due

Blank check and a facelift anesthetic
Isn't all that I'm due
New soul, marching drum-roll, and a fresh bowl
Isn't all that I'm due

credits

from Arm Yourself, released November 9, 2012
Andrew Barnhart : vocals, bass, microKORG, guitars, acoustic guitar, and drum programming
Stephen Cameron : piano and synths
Written and produced by Stephen Cameron and Andrew Barnhart
Engineered by Stephen Cameron
Mixed by Steve Jambor
Art by Andrew Barnhart
Thanks to Ray and Lori Smith, and Clear Lake Baptist Church for the use of their beautiful Kaui Grand Piano.
Special thanks to Steve Jambor

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