Unhistoric Acts

from Goodness, Littered by Blake Layman

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    Standard weight black vinyl with printed inner sleeve. Limited to 200 copies.

    Mastered for vinyl by Taylor Rigg

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    digital album releases June 25, 2021
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lyrics

I could have been a hanging black walnut,
drawer pull, or a fallen wren
I count my place as a matter of business
when the Lord was sorting us out

Goodness in hiding, found in the open
I keep on fighting for love from no one

Dying to be recognized for something
that will never be enough
When I feel good it's killed
by my beautiful insignificance
My fragile life needs to be spent
loving more than I have

Goodness in hiding, found in the open
I keep on fighting for love from no one

Where did the children's voices go?
Who stopped my heart's joyous flow?
Lost somewhere on the bathroom floor
Cut my hair, I know no more

Goodness in hiding, found in the open
I keep on fighting for love from no one
Sugar rush of love, the crash of my sorrow
Came in like a dove, waits for tomorrow

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from Goodness, Littered, released June 25, 2021

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