Lyrics Feather Lungs - Laura Gibson
Late
when
the
night
has
swollen
And
the
edge
of
the
sky
is
bruised
I′ll
wonder
if
the
scene
is
cast
By
accident
or
by
design
We
will
leave
our
feather
lungs,
as
nameless
as
when
we
arrived,
Every
breath
and
belly
laugh
will
teach
us
how
to
die
again,
Each
calloused
hand
and
fingertip
is
a
kite-string
to
a
morning
hour,
Where
light
will
fancy
you
a
friend
and
greet
you
with
a
wink
and
nod
Every
breath
and
belly
laugh
will
teach
us
how
to
die
alone,
For
light
will
pull
her
curtains
closed
and
whisper
every
parting
word
Late
when
the
night
has
swollen,
And
the
edge
of
the
sky
is
bruised,
Marching
with
a
flag
in
hand,
We'll
be
sending
up
our
final
flares
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