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A Means To An End
05:09
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it's a means to an end
you want me to pretend
it's just an innocent gesture
but you're wearing me down
when you're wearing that dress
now I'm aware of the pressure
of you on my arm
no more space between us
nowhere I can run
no grace in an exit
I'm under the gun
I cannot redirect it
my world is on fire
I burn in your orbit
you're pulling me higher
I can no longer ignore it
feed off this desire
'til I can restore it
now was it pretend?
was I a means to an end?
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it's a means to an end
you want me to pretend
it's just an innocent gesture
but you're wearing me down
when you're wearing that dress
now I'm aware of the pressure
of you on my arm
no more space between us
nowhere I can run
no grace in an exit
I'm under the gun
I cannot redirect it
my world is on fire
I burn in your orbit
you're pulling me higher
I can no longer ignore it
feed off this desire
'til I can restore it
now was it pretend?
was I a means to an end?
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Double Eyelid Toronto, Ontario
Glam - goth - gutter - Double Eyelid features singer Ian Revell and guitarist Sky
Shaver.
Main influences include Roxy Music, Bauhaus, Sex Gang Children, David Bowie, Edith Piaf and Christian Death. Double Eyelid rides the razor's edge between street level and high art.
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Double Eyelid recommends:
The Unquiet Grave 2020
by Various Artists
Great dark compilation from the legendary Cleopatra records - we were honoured to be a part of it.
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Behind The Night
by Jay Draper & The Subterraneans
Double Eyelid's Ian Revell co-produced and played synth on the lead track. (Jay also was a featured vocalist on our track 'She's Falling'.)
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