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Roots
03:35
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Told me I’d find my way
Push my cheek and turn my face
Etched in the history the children find
Paths that are leading to the blissful mind
Don’t know which turn to take
Path forked in so many ways
Always took the left hand turn on the southern side
Never thought to follow the light in the northern sky
Gambled choice for hiking bags
Turns out I got all the weight
I’ll slow you down, just leave me back and far behind
Test some fears with alone outdoors against what's inside
On the roots, the front of my boots get snagged
I trip, I fall and crash and break the glass
The hiking boot’s bow becomes untied
I step on it the tension brings me down
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Death Valley
03:33
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Lyrics:
Down in the valley deep, river runs, the trees all creek
Making the noises mask predator on prey attacks
Hear all the terror reek havoc in death valley
Death valley
Trees with their branch as hands covering the dim lit lands
Casting the shadows for the darkened nocturnal war
Ambience is not for sleep it's more suited for death valley
Death valley
Death spreads everywhere, like water in a flood or a out-ground pool broken
Animals get covered in the grease from mist from the water of ahh!!! death valley
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Interlude
00:47
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4. |
Everything You Need
03:49
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Everything that gets me down
Has a common denominator
Every time that your around
Makes me feel oh, so much better
Is this why I don't dream
Waking up gotten so much harder
So has going to sleep
My eyes are wide, and my hearts a racer
Everything you need in this life are simple things you know
Dopamine into the receptor is a simple thing for sure
Everything smells acrylic
But it's only me who can sense the painter
Don't know if I should show it
Or keep confined to the private washer
Numerator is at the zero
Of my half a gram and I need to fill’r
My fridge is like my pillow
Plain and white, and it reeks of hunger
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Under the Sun Toronto, Ontario
Under the Sun is a four-piece, alternative folk band from Toronto, Canada.
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