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The Great Bear
04:34
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Light passes through the trees, but if We're painted black the sun can't collect our steam.
And we'll never be the ones to alter anything, because the world doesn't spin for us
We're forever strung along, in its cyclical arraignment that curls us up
We are not the root we are the leaves, changing colors over time, when "The Great Bear" bleeds we turn.
We pose for pictures but the flash never bounces back.
And we lift each others cloths, to find out how we're wired inside and out. But we'll look cadaverous once the atrophy starts to show
We're still mindlessly ghosting through the streets,
absorbing whispers that secrete through the speakers of T.V's.
"Who's that lurking on the lawn?" another dead eyed bag of bones.
With shuffling feet and serrated razor teeth, he scurries from his hole. I once had control but there's no time for questions, there's only one second left.
(With two legs crouching he's getting closer, as sweat drips from his forehead to the ground. I once had control, but there's no time for questions there's only one second left)
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Occupied
03:47
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I got this whole thing wrong,
and all it's contingent upon.
Because you wrote to tell me off..and mixed in words I don't understand
I dream small enough,
and don't tread on anyone.
Where did I hide the knives?
What a perfect waste of a night...
You watched me take my time,
It was a long and boring ride.
I just kept coming unhinged,
and drinking it off with my shithead friends
I dream small enough,
And don't tread on anyone.
Where did I hide the knives?
What a perfect waste of a night...
I've always been a step behind, they're waiting as I rewind
And I've only been half alive, not a zombie, but occupied
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Versicolor Columbus, Ohio
Anthony Violante - Vocals and Rhythm Guitar
Mark Ferritto - Lead Guitar and Vocals
Ryan Tipps - Bass
Chris Price - Drums
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