Dunluvly - Sleeves Lyrics

There's a fire in the house again
And it's colder when we let it in
But it folds as we grow older and it burns away our sins
The scars that sit upon our skin
No wearing sleeves, we're not Magdalenes
We might be bad at doing laundry but I feel a sense of kin
My hatred for this place wore thin with a childish grin
A space is what you make it and the birds will always sing
The pseudo faith that lingers around the families with gold
As we rebuild our home we tango better as we're grown
Relinquish all the stakes we had to deal with on our own
I'll never watch us fold, see our blood turn cold
Said I wanna watch my brothers grow old
The choir boy will always sing
Learned from his mother how to spread his wings
But once he lost his dream to nothing just to feel so masculine
A lover lost rekindled him
That childing grin it returned to win
But some way along the water, saw his mother start sinking
The strongest person they all know
Was in decline in a real dense snow
But in the plethora, she saw the hazy shore to take her home
The pseudo faith that lingers around the families with gold
As we rebuild our home we tango better as we're grown
Relinquish all the stakes we had to deal with on our own
I'll never watch us fold, see our blood turn cold
Said I wanna watch my brothers grow old
Scratching at my walls it's late at night
Sleep burns my eyes
But it holds me tight
The walls get steep as paranoia flies
But I've learned to fight
Until it runs dry
There's a fire in the house again
And it's colder when we let it in
But it folds as we grow older and it burns away our sins