Larks Swarm A Hawk (single)

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Larks Swarm a Hawk (Lathe Cut 7")
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This is the lathe cut 7" square single for "Larks Swarm a Hawk" w/ "Virtute the Cat Explains Her Departure" as the non-album B side. Limited to 50 copies.

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	1.	Larks Swarm A Hawk 04:24
	2.	Virtute the Cat Explains Her Departure 04:24

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The second of three lathe cut singles that will precede the album 'The Late Great Gold Dust'. All three will have exclusive non-album B sides.

Preorder the full album here: golddust.bandcamp.com/album/the-late-great-gold-dust-2

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Don't mean to let you down and disappoint
I get it, I also can't stand my voice
Never expected that there'd be a tomorrow,
Still caught up on all of my yesterdays

Stumble over every stupid thought
I gave them words and always spoke them wrong
Tied up in silence like some mountain peak,
A view I saw one time, but can't seem to find again

Got to feeling like a setting sun,
Sick of myself and so uniquely dumb,
Still tired from being born

I'll be like water, taking any shape I'm told
Any container, ice tray, rivulet, or bowl
No, water doesn't get to choose the path it flows
But given time, no one wins cause water works to erode

Maybe I'll still be here in the morning
Maybe I just need a little time
Sorrow's not the simplest thing to hold, though
I guess at least it's something I can own

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released October 3, 2022

"Larks Swarm a Hawk" is from The Late Great Gold Dust, which releases November 4, 2022

Stephen Pierce - Guitars, xii guitar, bass, drums, percussion, vocals.
J Mascis - Guitar on "Larks"
Adam Reid - Rhodes on "Virtute"

"Virtute the Cat Explains Her Departure" originally performed by The Weakerthans and written by John K Samson.

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