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Disappearing Sparks

from Collection by The Monologue Bombs

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Street lights winking like a well-trained enemy. Wired to the gills and humming your elegy. Ancient kisses, so fine and fleeting. It’s a long procession of hearts retreating. So get down. Just stay down, old man. You feel the ocean of time between 17 and here, and all your roundhouse swings ain’t connected in years. Well, slalom my hearse up Faithless and First. Fake the new pages if you can’t rehearse. Disappearing sparks can come back again. You can carry dead moments like a fake gold standard, show off your shrapnel and punch through the plaster. These bars breed ballads. You can go forever, but the bile and the tears are gonna break like weather. So get up. Come on. Stay up, old man. When all your vows ring hollow and you’re hwling for home, you wanna dive for the bedrock and bury your bones. Well, rattle my chains up Faithless and Main. Fake a salvation in the spitting-down rain.

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from Collection, released December 30, 2017
Scott David Phillips: songwriting, vocals, piano

Recorded and mixed by David Mueller at his house in Raleigh NC.

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Solo music project of Scott David Phillips. Raleigh, North Carolina.

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