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Wandering Apparition

from The Weaver's Broom by Ryan Joseph Anderson

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I am a wandering apparition
In a city fortified

And in the morning when you rise up
I'll be sleeping on a passing train
In the morning when you rise and find
That you thought you could recall my name
But like a shadow on a window pane
I move in the night so quiet

No more a falling burned out building
I've traded ashes in for fire

And in the morning when you rise up
I'll be sleeping on a passing train
In the morning when you rise and find
That you thought you could recall my name
But like a shadow on a window pane
I move in the night so quiet

I'm alright because I keep my treasures cradled to my name
When it all goes white I will keep my burdens chained up to my name
But I'm alright because I keep my treasures cradled to my name

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from The Weaver's Broom, released April 15, 2014
Ryan Joseph Anderson: Vocals, Guitars
Jon Estes: Upright Bass, Farfisa and Hammond Organs
Dave Racine: Drums
Jen Donahue: Vocals

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