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Orange Stain

from Death Rattle And Hum by Arthur Yoria

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Two in the picture and one in the frame
We were a float in an emotional parade but I stayed
Thought I was empty with just a brain
but you left an orange stain inside my ribcage,
I’m afraid

Now I’m kneeling every time I hear your name
and nothing’s bright enough to wash away your face
I will never be as strong as you, my friend
And I will never comprehend what happened

I was a handful and you were the hand
but I was a soldier at your every command, that’s not so bad
Was I a letdown or was I a snack?
Why did you tell me all those things and then turn back?
I want to understand

Now I’m kneeling every time I hear your name
and nothing’s bright enough to wash away your face
I will never be as strong as you, my friend
And I will never comprehend what happened

Now I’m kneeling every time I hear your name
and nothing’s bright enough to wash away your face
I will never be as strong as you, my friend
And I will never comprehend what happened

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from Death Rattle And Hum, released October 20, 2023
Performed by Arthur Yoria

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Arthur Yoria Houston, Texas

Arthur Yoria is a Colombian/American singer/songwriter/producer that has toured extensively in the U.S, Europe and South America. His Bedroom Pop songs have been used in commercials for Domino's Pizza, Arizona Jeans and been featured in the major motion pictures, National Lampoon's Adam & Eve and Breaking Dawn and the network hit television shows The O.C. and Felicity. ... more

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