Ambivalent Beauty

from Old Nevada by Vincent Hand

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Disproportionate and feeling heavy
It's not the last time I'll be drawing empty
I felt that you would be everybody.

We went to drive in your brother's army
But we went down with our hands a-wavin'
We found our way to ambivalent beauty
We will go down with our hands a-wavin'

The sun a sphere in it's enormous mystery
Laugh and watch as it rises in misery
Sing and watch as it falls in misery
And when we die we'll be drawing empty

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from Old Nevada, released January 1, 2003

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