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Julius Caesar
05:00
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Saint Irene of Rome
11:18
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Saint Sebastian really should have died the first time
There's no use in living past your prime
When your death is a scheduled extravagance
To fail at it really seems like a crime
I took him back to my house in the city
That bloody mess of arrow wounds and pity
After some lotion and a bath, some wine and some laughs
The flesh of a martyr can clean up rather pretty
We talked of God and Politics, of soldiers and of Rome
And how I live my daily life in a far-too-empty home
Because after seeing so many die
I almost liked being alone
Sometimes at night we'd feel so big
Snacking on bread and overpriced figs
Cursing the emperor with the wrath we held dear
Happily chain smoking our Marlboro cigs
Each morning we'd lay in bed for hours
Hesitant to accept that our lives are really ours
And none of the pain embedded in our bodies
Was much of a concern to God's holy powers
We knew our days were numbered so we squandered them well
Never giving much thought to heaven or hell
Because how do you keep on loving the world,
Long after you've told it farewell?
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Ghosts
07:28
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Cadaver Cable Florida
Formed in 2019, Cadaver Cable is the passion project of a Florida goth, and, sometimes, his friends. It's made up of 2am
compositions, phone voice memo recordings, twenty-dollar keyboards, sore hands, and desperation.
A friend of the band jokingly referred to its genre as "corpse-core." Another said "it has a very deranged haunted quality." The genres of the albums are not consistent at all.
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