Death strikes at night when I’m low: my soul, hollow.
Light of: long gone and unknown, undone, unwhole
Memories of your face like tidal waves
Of your non stop pounding love
Now in a race to the grave
To embrace the one I truly loved.
Don’t think I can know you. My blue, cold gloom
Has me forever consumed with doom in my room
Memories of your face like tidal waves
Of your non stop pounding love
Now in a race to the grave
To embrace the one I truly loved.
It’s to relate when you’re on your own
It’s to awake when you do it alone
Its hard to believe, when the day is long
And the one you love is forever gone
It’s had to relate
It’s hard to believe
It’s hard to re-love
I’ll come out if you’ll come home.
Come out, come out.
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I bought Youth a while back and thought to myself that this was the best thing ever, couldn't forget about it, always singing with it at the top of my lungs. Must admit, with Everybody is going to heaven, I fell out, the style really wasn't my jam, but with this one, man, the emotions in these songs are strong, the instruments are spot on, and man, the vocals! This is an amazing album, keep it up guys. SlashedSucubus
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