Apostasy - Single

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1.	Apostasy 05:52	lyrics	buy track
You've gotta start somewhere Skin and bone, hue and cry And no one gets to sleep soundly Even if everybody tries They don't know if you meant it But does it matter? Follow it deep in the forest And see how you feel after Try to see it through to the end Cut the thread where it bends You can take your shape You can break his heart You can leave it buried and wait for the moment it all falls apart Now you know the darker path And no one can hurt you Living things drop from the sky But don't dare desert you There's a black hole waiting ahead There's a tear that you made in the sky And every stem bent to you Is a solemn thing waving goodbye Try to see it through to the end Cut the thread where it bends And don't look back You can take your shape You can break his heart You can leave it buried and wait for the moment you blow it apart
2.	Apostasy (demo) 06:08	info	buy track

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"Apostasy" is from the limesix album 'Petty Crimes' - released Sept 4, 2020

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released September 18, 2020

limesix is chris rediske and bob lautenbach
the song is by chris
the art is by ella chamberlain (on IG @moon._.cheese)

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limesix Orlando

Limesix is a rock band, in the 90s tradition. They maybe sound a bit like Portastatic, Yo La Tengo, and Say Hi, hopefully with some sly nods to Prince.

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