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Plenty of Abyss

from 909s and Bad Times by Joplin Rice

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I knew you were going down
But I didn't know it'd be like this
You don't have to scream so loud
There's plenty of abyss to go around

I knew you were going down
But I didn't know it'd be like this
You don't have to scream so loud
There's plenty of abyss to go around

Last night in my dreams
It was World War III
And the guns were closing in
I held you close and said
I don't think that we'll meet again

Last night in my dreams
It was World War III
And the bullets were flying by
I held you close and said
I don't think there's anything after you die

I knew you were coming down
But I didn't think to make the bed
You never got past the kitchenette
When you came by before this

I knew you were going down
But I didn't know it'd be like this
You don't have to scream so loud
There's plenty of abyss to go around

Last night in my dreams
It was World War III
And the guns were closing in
I held you close and said
I don't think that we'll meet again

Last night in my dreams
It was World War III
And the bullets were flying by
I held you close and said
I don't think there's anything after you die
I held you close and said
I don't think there's anything after you die

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from 909s and Bad Times, released July 2, 2020

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Joplin Rice Lexington, Kentucky

Joplin Rice is a songwriter living in Richmond, Kentucky.
He has released numerous other albums both under his own name and as Ezra Triste.
Every band he forms dies.

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