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Dive Narcissus Dive

from Blood Pavement by Johny Couteau

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Dive Narcissus Dive

Take my hand down to the water
you can rest you heart here beneath the sky
be on your on feet when the sun comes back to brighten
your clouded eyes

when I say dive, Narcissus dive or die Narcissus, die

Just as a hundred black birds are cutting swiftly through the air
you catch a reflection of yourself and you can't help but to stare.
You keep putting yourself on display like a mirror held to the crowd
Cause maybe someone this time, with matching wounds will come around,

Oh dive, Narcissus dive or die Narcissus, die
when I say dive,Narcissus dive, or die, Narcissus die

And I swear your life doesn't have to be so hollow, no, no, no, no, no
if you dare to dive beneath your skin
it's hard I know, such a heart filled with sorrows
dive a little, I dare you to heal

Oh but Narcissus is cold and heart broken, Narcissus cannot hear
his wounds burning wide open, battered by the salt of his tears.

Oh dive, Narcissus dive or die Narcissus, die
when I say dive,Narcissus dive, or die, Narcissus die

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from Blood Pavement, released September 19, 2017
Laura Krieg - guitare acoustique
Martin Saint - guitare électrique / arrangements, basse
Emmanuel Dusautoire - Batterie
Johnny Couteau - Vocal, clavier, synth, boite à rythmes

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Johny Couteau Montréal, Québec

Anthropocene by-product making styrofoam poetry that sounds like aluminum in a microwave oven.

Chanteure Angulaire / avant-garde commercial failure

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