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Mermaid Sky
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There beneath a cold blue moon
My heart gets tossed like bending spoons
In twilight
I take back what could’ve been
Offer my thanks for everything that
Could be
There beneath a mermaid sky
I bury my mouth between your thighs
In fear
So kiss me like the angel you are
One I’ve never seen before
Or since
Don’t accuse me
Don’t run
From my fingers touch
Let me inside you
Tonight
How many times do I have to die
To prove my heart is one
Of creation
I’ve kissed the fire in the sun
Drank from the holy cup of love
In silence
But the road I walk is full of bones
Aching hearts and bleeding songs
Of life
So kiss me like the angel you are
One I’ve never seen before
Or since
Don’t accuse me
Don’t run
From my fingers touch
Let me inside you
Tonight
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Anthony Spirito Los Angeles, California
Singer-songwriter Anthony Spirito delivers some beautifully crafted & haunting moments of reverie & all things
impermanent.
His definitive voice brings to mind Matt Berninger of The National, vintage Elton John, Nebraska era Springsteen, & of course, his own.
Upon discovering his songs you'll find yourself in the hands of a very capable writer and performer worth taking the ride for.
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