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Fault Lines
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Fault Lines은(는) {albumName} 앨범에 수록된 곡으로 2026년 7월 24일일에 Lee Music에서 발매되었습니다.Fault Lines
2026년 7월 24일
라벨Lee Music
언어English
BPM84
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The newsreader's voice drops half a register
Nobody else catches it but I do
There's a word they're not using
There's a pause where a sentence should be
I've heard that pause before
The market moved funny on Thursday
The ambassador cancelled a thing
Small enough that nobody wrote it down
Small enough that it means everything
I know this choreography
I've watched it rehearsed in other decades
The posturing that hardens into position
The position that hardens into fact
The fact that becomes a body count
They're already naming the sides
Before the sides have declared themselves
They're already choosing the language
And language is always the last warning
Before language stops mattering
And I want to grab someone's sleeve
I want to point at the shape of it
Say, "Look, look at the shape of it
It's the same shape it always is
Right before"
There are mothers in an ordinary kitchen
There are fathers with ordinary plans
There are children with the whole year still ahead of them
And I can see what's moving toward their hands
And I am nobody, I am nobody
I have no podium, no frequency, no floor
I just carry what I know
Like a stone I can't put down
And watch the world walk slowly
Toward the door
I had a whole verse here about history
About the patterns, about how this is
The fourteenth time in a century
I cut it, you already know
You've always known
That's not the problem
There's a woman hanging washing in a photograph
Dated three weeks before
She's looking at something just outside the frame
Like she heard something
I think about her more than I can say
There are mothers in an ordinary kitchen
There are fathers with ordinary plans
There are children with the whole year still ahead of them
And I can see, and I can see
And I can see, and I can see
And I can see
The newsreader straightens her notes
Moves to the next story
Somewhere a border is just a line on a map
For now
For now
For now
Written by: Lee Skinner
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