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The Time We Have

by GULL

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The Time We Have (Album Version) 02:26
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Dense liquid boiled over onto the varnish. Hunter at the edge. The seal in the water. The spear was thrown. The net cast. A clobbered skull would be much faster than this. Give me what you are, and take me when you go. Our breath is short, and movements slow. This is the time we have. His skin was dotted with ancient signs... Petroglyphs to be read by touch, the braille of lovers. Give me what you are, and take me when you go. Our breath is short, and movement's slow. This is the time we have.
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The Time We Have (Metal Version) 02:22
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Dense liquid boiled over onto the varnish. Hunter at the edge. The seal in the water. The spear was thrown. The net cast. A clobbered skull would be much faster than this. Give me what you are, and take me when you go. Our breath is short, and movements slow. This is the time we have. His skin was dotted with ancient signs... Petroglyphs to be read by touch, the braille of lovers. Give me what you are, and take me when you go. Our breath is short, and movement's slow. This is the time we have.

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"This song has to do with the act of giving yourself to another, and what's left after they're gone. The percussion and bass line were originally improvised and recorded live in the winter of 2015 for the Alight From Stone EP. Cy, the engineer, and I recreated it note for note for the new album. We used strong wooden claves as the anxiety driven timekeeper. The pots and pans were added to break the tension, and I sometimes envision a Studio Ghibli-esque creature, large and ominous, traipsing through a dense forest threatened by humans."

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released July 10, 2020

Music, vocals, photography and art by Nathaniel Rappole.
Produced, engineered, cover art design, and Metal Version by CyFi.

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