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Heavy Quiet (DEMO)
07:39
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The titan moves
Against the blue
Trying to see
Some history
Emptiness is all we see
A drift in the sea
Down below
Is where we go
Ocean waves
become our graves
Emptiness is all we sea
Adrift in the sea
Pulled down
To the heavy quiet
The crushing weight of it all
The pressure gets too much
And we all go down
To the silence
of the heavy quiet
The silence
of the heavy quiet
The silence
of the heavy quiet
That takes us all
Ties that bind
And break our mind
Son’ regrets
And father’s pride
Emptiness is all we sea
Adrift in the sea
Pulled down
To the heavy quiet
The crushing weight of it all
The pressure gets too much
And we all go down
To the silence
of the heavy quiet
The silence
of the heavy quiet
The silence
of the heavy quiet
That takes us all
Sometimes
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2. |
Pickman (DEMO)
05:13
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Let me show you
my inspiration
It’s chained to a wall
Vivid articulation
And gaping maw
I summon things from a well
It’s cold and damp and dark down there
If you like what you see
I’ve got more of this reality
Greater minds have broken down
From portraits in my gallery
This is my inspiration
This is where it comes from
This is my inspiration
This is where it comes from
You wanted to see
So I’ve shown
What you couldn’t believe
Beyond imagination
And yet it’s real
I summon things from a well
It’s cold and damp and dark down there
If you like what you see
I’ve got more of this reality
Greater minds have broken down
From portraits in my gallery
This is my inspiration
This is where it comes from
This is my inspiration
This is where it comes from
Let me show you
my inspiration
It’s chained to a wall
Vivid articulation
And gaping maw
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Downhill Vicksburg, Mississippi
Heralding back to the days of 90s alternative, Downhill wears their influences on their sleeve. Well crafted lyrics bind glassy leads and driving guitars into a sound that is both familiar and fresh.
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