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Brothers/Temple
Pop
Brothers/Temple was released on May 31, 2025 by Lestor as a part of the album Auburn
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AlbumAuburn
Release DateMay 31, 2025
LabelLestor
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Louis Spanton
Louis Spanton
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Louis Spanton
Louis Spanton
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Louis Spanton
Louis Spanton
Producer, Mixing Engineer, Recording Engineer, Mastering Engineer

Lyrics

Move far from the chalk pits and England's garden
Down a banister rail to my brother's house
He has what I lack but don't need
But unearths a power in me to yearn and plead
Fragility of masculine
Ironically tied to lack of feminine desire
Jesus had his disciples
Roughhousing things to do in the woods
Important as well as drinking and smoking
Important as well as the tiny wrestling match
That dictates if I deserve a unit like that
If the zealots hate me
Then I hate them too
I am reaching out to the boy
Calling his many names and faces
To turn and look at me
Touch my head with a drop of oil
And reach back to yourself
Don't touch the sacred font, a bowl of water
A man made of clear plastic and red LEDs symbolises man and God somehow
Surrounded by enchanting archways and stained glass
I want to be here, does it matter if it's true?
The door, a cloud or as solid as the pews
Church life, as traditional as wooden swords and skimped knees
Are either of them meant for me?
I am reaching out to the boy
Calling his many names and faces
To turn and look at me
Touch my head with a drop of oil
And reach back to yourself
Convene a council of new religion
Deities of normal and boy
Reach out for the hand of the spotlight shone gods
Now turn and understand where that spotlight shines from
Pray for inclusion
Who the fuck said you had too
In a boat without anchor
A blessing in disguise
If the zealots hate me
Then it's them I despise
But I knew
That their gods are mine
And I'm reaching on through
Angels sing
Hear them cry
To bring you closer
To the sky
No time like now
God gave us today
Written by: Louis Spanton
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