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Sleeper
02:12
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I'd like to wake up and run around
A place that I've never been
In a beautiful picture of a land
Held in heart, but not in hand
I'd like to close my eyes and pretend
I'm somewhere better than I really am
The things I can't do, act like I can
And never see this place again
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Better Times
01:56
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On a screen which brings to me
Things, in life that I'd never see
Smart and dumb and edgy
Creations come to life
Where eccentrics find a place
Connecting from afar
Drawn together and held in place
Through cable, by heart
Song and art and video
Created, all, ex nihilo
Countless would all come to be
And many more from those
But one day it went away
The magic spark inside
Everything I knew once
Ever since has died
So forgotten and derelict
Obscurities reside
Those, which once conveyed electronic verve
Are now ghosts of better times
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Friends
02:20
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"What will happen after, when the sleeper falls awake?
Will we go away into that vast, starless blank?
And what will happen to our names when we fade away?
Hurtling towards the end and beginning of an age
Nightmares in the hills, their shade laid at the base
Staring from afar at our shadow's dying face."
Out from under years of tar
Reaches their half drawn arms
Wondering to themselves
Just what they really are
And the worst part isn't that they're alone
'Cuz that really isn't true, they know
And it isn't that we forgot to care
We forgot they were there at all
But that's not the end
Because they're still in my head
And as long as I'm here
I've got company to spare
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4. |
Drifting
03:02
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Hateful
In sorrow
Despite how
I'm sorry
Hollow
Crestfallen
But hopeful
We'll meet again
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Shadows of the Cascade Redding, California
Small musical project from Northern California. Sounds from my head inspired by dreams of home.
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