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In that sickly, yellow dusk you realised that you'd believed in monsters your whole life. But home was still two weeks by boat; by his gleaming black eyes as he rowed you at night. So you said the protection spell that I'd taught you when I was well. But sometimes words are only words. What's a mother without the dark to hide her young in the towering shadow of all the things she's done? And what's a hunter without his mark? Some grazing fawn, in the towering shadow of all the things to come. No. You said the protection spell that I'd taught you when I was well. But sometimes words are only words.

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from Distance, released December 27, 2010

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Dead Elms was a group of musicians playing the songs of Alex Unger, operating between Toronto and Peterborough, Ontario, Canada during 2009 through 2011.

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