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The Door
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Well I took you down to hell
That place where you look at yourself
When there’s no where left to go
Yeah, that’s what I came here for.
So come step inside
Down into the darker night
Cause you can’t run anymore
And that’s what you came here for.
How long you been walking that limp
Playing the wounded knee
And bleeding out into the the street
For everyone to see.
Til you get sick of the trick
And drop down into the pit
Cause that’s what the death crawl wants
In the mirror and nothing more
With you lying down there on the floor
With you dying down there on the floor
And right over there is the door
And that’s what you came here for.
Look at you look at you
And you are the one I adore
That voice in a desert town
That delivered your mind to your mouth
When I heard you calling out to me
And when I found you beside the pool
My heart sank into you
There was nothing I could do
There was nothing I would not do
So I tried to touch your mind
And I wanted to hold your hand
But the gods had other plans
And tho I wanted more
I am the man at the door
With a light and a broken key
Willing to watch you bleed
Down here where the hunger feeds
As I saw you fall to the floor
On your knees at the looking glass
Look at you look at you
And you are the one I adore
That voice in a desert town
From your beautiful mind to your mouth
When I heard you calling out
Well I can pick you up
And I can help you stand
But I think you already know
that’s as far as I can go
(c) JD Rudometkin 2023
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Step Jayne Joshua Tree, California
Led by enigmatic lead vocalist/songwriter JD Rudometkin and his striking baritone delivery, Step Jayne is a California rock band that musically floats effortlessly somewhere between indie, punk-influenced dark wave and ominous art rock. The sound is often filtered through theatrical broodings, psychedelia, noise, ambient refrains and folk. - Jory White ... more
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