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Daedalum

from Tangle Town by Don Ryan

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lyrics

The heavens part in a brain stem,
Glassy eyes hypnotized,
The sky sings them its lullabies
The sky sings its lullabies

Hope you reached your combat weight
In for such surprise
When the earth sings no more lullabies
When the earth sings no more lullabies

Spinning open rides the doll
Smiling gently in hell's wheel
The light inside so nullified
As her open sores won't heal

Tongue-tied with the taste of rotgut
Licking her, the forked tongue
Begging to devour snake oil,
The serpents laugh and sell her some

Got your high friends in low places
Victims of the skies
Oh, they know there'll be no more lullabies
Oh, they know there'll be no more lullabies

Oh, they know there'll be no more lullabies
Oh, they know there'll be no more lullabies

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from Tangle Town, released November 3, 2011

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Don Ryan New York, New York

Don Ryan is a singer/songwriter whose compositions are delectable cocktails of ageless beauty and gritty discord — a hypnotizing blend of classic Americana and gypsy jazz with a more modern, psychedelic-folk sound. This is a brand new spin on old music. ... more

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