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Ghost

Speak your word into my ear that once
started a world, the wind
my lungs, all words
I fold black clouds in my book of you
and sing out the storm to prove
you weep into dirt
Cocoon me in your temple now—tell me
is it of stone, or bone, invisible particle?
With no water left within our frames
I and my horse fall down await miracle.

Tell me will I see your Ghost
who comes to repair me?
Tell me do I see your Ghost
who comes to wake this host from sleep?

Let me understand my end—show me
how brief is the flame that holds
against the wind
Someday the sun will lose its light
and then from out of the dark, and far
another will rise, begin

Tell me will I see your Ghost
who comes to repair me?
Tell me do I see your Ghost
who comes to wake this host from sleep?

I wanna find you (I wanna find you)
If you will be found
Ghost, let me be found in you
(let me be found in you)

Shed this skin that I have given your name
show me beyond all forms
of space and time
I feel your face ablaze in me
the light of your
Ghost, our disparate spheres combine

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from Disparate Spheres, released January 11, 2019
Written by Ben Rosenbush and Matt Patrick

Aaron Fabbrini: bass guitar, pedal steel
Ben Rosenbush: vocals, acoustic guitar
Kenni Holmen: saxophone
Jeremy Ylvisaker: electric guitar
Lyndsay Peterson: vocals
Matt Patrick: baritone guitar, vocals
Zach Miller: drums, percussion

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