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It's The Affect
04:56
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Had a chance to change your world
You chose to ignore
Weather has taken a turn for the worst
Everything that once lived is now dead and frozen to the ground
create yourself
create your motive
losing control
losing your fears
wasting your mind and
smashing your angels, over the floor
i can be out, out of your circle
layers peel
waiting around, earning your halo
resting on my shame
(its the affect)
smart ones walk away, leave the pack alone
represent yourself, others wither away
you look for the word, and the answer was
call the other ones, change of heart and your walking away
and you'll follow change, partial monument
and you'll see your end
and you'll make the owning on the innocent and the blind
i wont return until daylight, a curse left to unfold
you are forced to just sit there and explode
caught with the choice, caught in the better left unsaid
i cant be helped, ruining your Sunday
snapping in routine
(its the affect)
smart ones walk away, leave the pack alone
represent yourself, others wither away
you look for the word, and the answer was
call the other ones, change of heart and your walking away
and you'll follow change, partial monument
and you'll see your end
and you'll make the owning on the innocent and the blind
always in reverse, and you wonder why you stumble
can you keep between the lines
some way out
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2. |
Your Reflection
04:40
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sitting on the side, you walk through the hollows
the wasted hour we shared followed
the age of deception is clear
where we simply walk away
part of panic crisis just wont solve
my head is burning from the lost pride
when less is more, and more has become content
its hard to plan, when distance is made small
(long way down) lost in your way
(long way down) eclipse emotion
(I've been warned) stares at nothing
(things are sound) i cant hear you
take and feel, whats left of me
we will live without any rules
and if we can
we will live out our lives in sin
(long way down) lost in your way
(long way down) eclipse emotion
(I've been warned) stares at nothing
(things are sound) i cant hear you
new days gone, old ways fond
dry my mouth, face to touch
cool wind wakes my eyes and numbs my skin
the air burns my lungs and crystals break the sun
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3. |
Stolen Trains
05:08
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over the wake now
keep it alive
keep it inside
hindsight, head locked
there is no way to find out, i found out
get in your way, getting you out
you weren't strong enough
to keep your head above the water
your tied hand and hand
drained and worn
we'll drown together
getting your voice heard
standing in line
the narrow and straight
i tried, wasted eyes
id love, to give it a life
give it a try
you weren't strong enough
to keep your head above the water
your tied hand and hand
drained and worn
we'll drown together
all of these countless tries
you would stare and laugh at me
we are the same, look where we sit
look where i sit
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4. |
From Mind
02:51
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do you see yourself when you dream?
fields of dancing grains
in a wind that never sleeps
smoke when it burns
screening out your fears
absent mind unclear
absent mind unclear
do you remember that year?
we were just so young
and our lives had just begun
memories, vivid and unclear
some will fall from grace
none can take your place
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One After The Crow Winnipeg, Manitoba
One After The Crow is a progressive rock collaboration from Winnipeg Manitoba, Canada, founded in 2013 by Landon Hawkins and Pablo Riedel. As a studio concept, the focus of the duo was to write progressive rock music with an atmospheric flow. The 4 song self titled EP tailors influences from each others writing history, which includes prog, metal, industrial, grunge and psychedelic. ... more
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