[00:27.58]Come with me
[00:30.54]Fall into the wildscape
[00:33.54]Reverse the church bells
[00:36.37]Swiping in the mud
[00:39.65]With two fingers
[00:44.81]And one in your mouth, wandering
[00:57.75]I was a thumbsucker, what am I now?
[01:00.68]I was a thumbsucker, what am I now?
[01:03.67]Am I a traveller, was I ever?
[01:09.59]Or do I just colour 'round the clear lines?
[01:12.84]Do I just turn away from every confrontation?
[01:21.76]Biting until bleeding
[01:24.66]She says she knows
[01:26.98]This is my strange voice
[01:30.39]She say she's close
[01:32.11]Once I was a thumbsucker
[01:35.97]Doesn't say to what
[01:37.92]Once I was a runaway
[01:40.87]The forest is all sorts of forests
[01:45.52]Hid in tight places and World War II bunkers
[01:49.05]It seems to be adapting itself, she says
[01:51.17]Found secret tree huts, spiralling
[01:54.41]Alternating between mountains and marshland
[01:58.60]A self-harming vampire, she always says
[02:00.63]Of the tender kind, she always says
[02:03.55]A compensation, she always says
[02:06.33]For something too wild, for something too wild
[02:09.26]For something too wild, something too wild
[02:12.35]For something too wild, for something too wild
[02:16.79]In this way
[02:17.52]Alternating mouth and thumb
[02:18.74]Forest and human
[02:19.95]Both transforming
[02:21.29]Forest and humans
[02:22.74]Producing nothing. Until
[02:28.14]Are equals
[02:28.62]I got afraid that I'd dug too deep
[02:30.83]Stirred up something in the body
[02:33.38]The glands of instinct, fear and desire
[02:39.58]Clanking from a distant engine
[02:42.46]Iron shafts and idler-wheels
[02:45.74]And then there is release
[03:02.18]Whatever it is you are doing to yourself
[03:12.78]You are always performing some kind of internal construction work
[03:26.49]I was a thumbsucker, what am I now
[03:29.14]Am I a runaway, was I ever?
[03:32.19]It's all in the wrist
[03:37.19]Sketching out the wildscapes
[03:39.68]Sucking on the church bells
[03:41.90]The hunger of the clappers
[03:47.69]Withdrawing word by word
[03:51.98]Back into the rabbit hole
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