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What It Means To Be Gray
01:21
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Marquette
04:22
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So, you're partly scared of partly me and partly of yourself
You're just like child's play, hiding from the words you'll never tell
And I know that all your faces are formed with good intent
But don't think that you've fooled me because you know I know you best
I'm holding on, you've got me tangled in your tongue
And if you're lying with the pictures you took, then I know that you're not as nice as you look
Please stop continue with all the valor you've never ever caused
I'm just one of your lovers; ones that you've lost
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3. |
A Model Abuse
03:24
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Does your ego match the person in the mirror?
It's ironic how your mind makes things less clear
Your skin and bones don't see parables in creaks
Just because you ain't got no soul don't mean your heart is weak
Don't you know?
Wear your pretty mask and I'll pretend that I love who you are
No one can take you from me because I don't have you at all
Speak in volumes using only your eyes
No matter your story, I still won't be surprised, don't you know?
That when you're waking up next to someone new
You still won't feel the same things that I felt next to you
Don't you know?
Your mouth spits a fire that burns me up and kills me off
No one can take you from me because I don't have you at all
Drink the bottle up and forget I was here.
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4. |
Breaking Free
04:16
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From the eastern wind on which we depend,
to the setting sun which we rely on
Roads to travel and plans to forget
Breaking free from old regret
It feels like freedom, it feels like new
It feels like freedom, it feels like a new you
A new source of destiny in control of your reverie
Many days fall to lonely nights seeking golden rays and northern lights
Breaking free from society
Breaking free for you and me
It feels like new, it feels like you
It feels like freedom, it feels like new
Break free from everything
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5. |
Young
05:02
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The rhythm of your footsteps has been beating in my chest all night
And if I have to sleep with the scent you left on me, I might die
My words sound so young when they're unbuttoned by your tongue in mine; don't hang me out to dry because I know you've realized I'm dying
You're what I need but I never made a mark in your book
Could you consider reviving the heart that you took?
I can promise you that I will do all I can do for us
While you're far away, I'll be traveling day-by-day in a tour bus
And just can't stand the thought that you maybe forgot
All these childish assertions are hurting, but I'll move on.
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Solar Fever Long Beach, California
Solar Fever is a band from Long Beach, CA that took on its current formation in September 2010. They have just finished their first EP, "Youth, Revisited" and are looking forward to touring in Spring and Summer.
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