1. |
Jupiter (Intro)
00:30
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2. |
Excavation
10:22
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Enter
the room
Lay down
In shadow
Amniotic
Existence
forward
up
Vision
Blurred by tears
All you’ve left behind
Remains inside
I’m here
What’s left
Regrets
I’m lost
Confused
Forgive me
My voice
Is gone
Keep me
Safe from
Harm
Please
Accept me
For Me
Please
Accept me
Reach out
I’m here
Nothing
To fear
Nothing to hide
Out in the clear
Voice open wide
It’s on me
To live this life
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3. |
Body Void
05:56
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Break the mirror
Unclothed again
Sacrificial
Imagined soul
oh
swallow
face it
you're skin and bones
discord
disruption
your mask is gone
Fragmented body
Poisoned mind
Suffer in the dark
A room without doors
Bright again
Body Void
Confusion
Collapse like a star
Heart exposed
Blood lines
Fall like the rain
Lungs stopped
Deprived
Choke from the pain
Bright again
Dissolve
Burst like the sun
Destroyed
Suffered
Swallowed
Consumed
Victim
Not again
Open up
Victim
No More
Let the sun beams out
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4. |
Skin
13:13
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Pour
The skin
Over
My bones
Raised
In a glass home
I'm made of light
Instead of flesh and bone
Internal surrender
For external decrees
My androgynous shape
Will set me free
Bodies collapse
into dust
Violently placed
In a room a to rust
Decayed flower
First sin
Touch me
I’m nothing
When I grow tall
I’ll understand
The world lied
Inside I’m mine
Change
Transform
Change
Reborn
Shame
Transform
Shame
Reborn
Tear
The skin
Off
My bones
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Body Void Vermont
New England via Bay Area Noise Doom
Willow (they/she)
Janys-Iren (they/them)
Eddie (he/him)
Booking: ethan@heavytalent.com
Body Void recommends:
Willow's band with Jacob from Keeper
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Willow's band with ex-Body Void member Parker Ryan, James from Swamp Witch, and Zak from Yarrow
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