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Beryl and sapphire
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Baby that bathtub is full of
Sulfur and Selsun Blue
Darling I'll never get tired of
Seeing you
And my hands are getting crumbly
And there's, there's vapor in the air
Oh will you take this pillow
And dry it with my hair
What the Beryl and Sapphire
Know of the cold and damp
Well you both are seeing faces
Since that's just where I am
I don't know about tomorrow
I don't know about today
If you cannot find me in there
Just find another way
I will not drain this bathtub
It'll purify the room
I'd sing to you forever
If you only the knew the tune
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Sheets to wrap me with
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In the desert
05:28
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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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