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Birth to death
She set the table of his life
Spoon fork and knife
All this and more than words can ever say
But will she have me as I am today?

Run through the rain
You took a trip down memory lane
But never again
She couldn't quite remember your name
But I remember a time when I fell gravely ill
And forced myself to take life's bitter pill
But that's all in the past

You are cold come in I'll warm you up
Cold and yet you'd rather catch your death

Staring into the abyss caused a metamorphosis
Went inside a normal boy woke up in a world so unkind

Better yourself
who wouldn't want to better themselves?
The deeper we delve
And put the other you on the shelf
for good

The walls cry out the windows pain
All for the girl the doctors called insane

Went inside a normal boy woke up in a world unkind
Staring into the abyss caused another...

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from Friends Without Names, released September 24, 2012

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Clockwork Orchestra Ireland

Clockwork Orchestra is the moniker of Dublin based songwriter, bedroom producer and control freak extraordinaire Paul Mangan. His idiosyncratic brand of melody driven music juxtaposes hyperactive synth riffs, melancholic piano balladry and psychedelic string arrangements together to conjure up a strange land of musical toys and colourful characters. ... more

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