Name: The Liminal Space In Which I Reside
Duration: P00H06M03S
Description: This song is about being queer in a world that is inherently fearful of difference. It is about not just surviving in an inhospitable world but instead bending the world to your will through sheer power so that you can thrive.

The Liminal Space In Which I Reside

from Crushed Into Dust By The Weight Of The World by Daughter Of Dawn

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This song is about being queer in a world that is inherently fearful of difference. It is about not just surviving in an inhospitable world but instead bending the world to your will through sheer power so that you can thrive.

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Queerness pleads
Lost in the void
Carve out space
Try to thrive

Push and shove
Pull myself up
From the ashes
Fill my own cup

(Chorus)
I want to
Move from survival
No need to
Be my own rival

Portions of this
Portions of that
There’s no space
That truly fits

Can’t we
Create something better
Bend the light and
Slash at the tether

(Chorus)
I want to
Move from survival
No need to
Be my own rival

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from Crushed Into Dust By The Weight Of The World, released February 5, 2021
Violin by Walken Schweigert

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Daughter Of Dawn Los Angeles, California

Daughter Of Dawn is the solo project of Emma Goldman Grey (Malachi, Contentious, Hive), a trans musician and activist residing in Los Angeles.
Whereas Emma's former musical work tended towards the visceral end of the music spectrum, Daughter Of Dawn utilizes softness, minimally distorted guitars, electronic pulses and glitch elements to encapsulate songs about love, grief, joy, and justice. ... more

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