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Silent Trees Loudly
03:13
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Shy, you fiend, said the king
Your words are lost over me
The curtain has drawn over your scene
And all your trials will be deceit
Where can we go
And how will we know about the truth
Well I know my rights
How can they go
And how will we know about you
Well I know my rights
How can we go
I'll never know about you
If we knew our rights
Could we survive
Silently I'm relieved
To see the birds and bugs and bees circling the trees
Loudly, I'm released
Setting fires deep in cost upon on the trees
Where can we go
And how will we know about the freedom
Well I know my rights
How can we go
And how will we know about you
Well I know my rights
How can we go
I'll never know about you
If we knew our rights
Could we survive
Do we survive
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Kraken
04:40
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This will be your right
Clinging to your life
I know that I could possibly have afforded
And this will be that knife jabbed into your side
I know that I could have possibly signed your warrant
That is how we'll stray
Still by the phrase,
"But everyone I love could walk away tonight."
All I'm asking for is a story in your look
But come the morning you're found bleeding in your book
Without hope tied to string, drawn out in the back of our mind
Torn and frayed, so take aim
I know you're crawling anyway
I just want to know you better
Your bones will brittle and decay
I just want to know you better
Your bones will brittle and decay
I just want to know you better
The world will wipe and wash away
I just want to, I just want to
All I'm asking for is a story in your look
But come the morning you're found bleeding in your book
Without hope tied to string, drawn out in the back of our mind
Set to fray
Maybe they own the other road across the street
They've got the hide tied to a fence outside our house
It's not the way that I thought we'd meet
Cracking up and open
They've got the hide tied to the fence outside our house
It's not the way that I thought we'd leave
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Tuesday Atlas Fort Wayne, Indiana
Midwest post/alternative rock from Fort Wayne, IN
Dakota -Vocals/Guitar
Skyler - Lead Guitar
Sisco - Bass
Easton - Drums
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