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End Scene
05:15
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Crawling through a crack in the earth
Counting the rockets crashing from above
Faster than anyone would soon believe
Falling from the edge of the earth
Counting the rockets crashing from above
Faster than anyone would soon believe in dreams
Total misdeeds, buried in the rubble of a corollary
End scene, broken machine
Screaming gears erupting at the core of the thing
Counting the rockets crashing from above
Faster than anyone would soon believe
Counting on the destruction from the screams
Losing the only hope we still believe in dreams
Ulcerating, watching them unravel as we claw at the skeins
End scene, broken machine
Screaming gears erupting at the core of the thing
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2. |
Shining Second
04:32
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Don't you care about what she'll find alone at night?
Don't you dare let the moment by, blink of an eye
Know she'll try to testify, justified to fall in line
Tell her story, speak every line the same every time
Amidst confusion will it remind you of a shine
Crystalline, brought to light by open eyes gazing wide
Shining second but twicely wild, voice of a child
She reads moments like you read signs
Call her knight of fading light, sanctified by ancient rite
Shine one more time
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3. |
Darwin
04:25
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To stare into the spotted darkness
And know there's nothing more to behold
Never listen to the words that preachers say
Heresy, heresy and you know it's true
Why believe that we'll be better when we're dead?
Merrily, merrily decomposing now
To feel the terminal condition
And know there's no escape from it all
Never listen to the words that preachers say
Heresy, heresy and you know it's true
Why believe that we'll be better when we're dead?
Merrily, merrily decomposing now
Darwin, darwin
Not feeding on the
Not feeding on the
Not feeding on the bottom, bottom
Never listen to the words that preachers say
Heresy, heresy and you know it's true
Why believe that we'll be better when we're dead?
Merrily, merrily decomposing now
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4. |
Slowly
04:30
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Never heed advice
Never heeded the warning
Never placed my ear against the wall
I don't fear your lies
I don't fear your mourning
I don't fear your shadow in the hall
I don't really care about
The light you swallow every time you yell
I've resisted your sedition
Relatively well
But I can feel it coming over slowly now
I'm a perfect night
I'm inside of the outside
I'm an echo sending back your call
Could it be you're right?
Could there be no returning?
Could it be there's nothing left at all?
I don't really care about
The light you swallow every time you yell
I've resisted your sedition
Relatively well
But I can feel it coming over slowly now
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Lost Kingdoms Brooklyn, New York
Lost Kingdoms combines elements of prog, space rock, and grunge into a high-intensity stew of musical virtuosity and emotional depth. Terry Edelman, Dan Keller, John Barber, and Alex Major, started playing together just over a year ago and their immediate musical chemistry was so exciting that they began recording their first EP as a lineup, End Scene, within five months of joining forces. ... more
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