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Generate
04:19
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Generate
Start to say why is this all so difficult
But not to make it so by that admission
I stand to lose all the things that I hate
Such a feeling now to be so free
I feel what I can generate
If our memories are cages
I was imprisoned there for so long
My life I left behind
Waving it goodbye as I move on
I feel what I can generate
I feel what I can generate
And I never wanted a reason
Never wanted to be so wrong
With nothing on my mind
To begin again is all my own
I feel what I can generate
I feel what I can generate
Lyrics: Paul Brumm
Music: Cale Arthur, Dave Cahill, Paul Brumm
(p) (c) 1994 Filamental Music
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2. |
Pattern To Divorce
04:22
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Pattern To Divorce
"I know what I'm feeling,
even when you don't believe me"
He starts to stand, starts to fall
He walks over to where you are
"I'm not what you deserve.
I'm like a weight that just won't leave."
Pattern to divorce
Is that the way that it should be?
Complaining of a headache
Complaining about nothing
She feels so sane
She feels so small
She's just wanting to forget it all
"You know I'm not what you deserve.
I'm like a weight that just won't leave."
Pattern to divorce
Is that the way that it should be?
She stands with her face
Turned to the floor, won't look at me
Pattern to divorce
Is that the way that it should be?
Lyrics: Paul Brumm
Music: Cale Arthur, Dave Cahill, Paul Brumm
(p) (c) 1994 Filamental Music
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Wonder
02:38
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Wonder
When we were so young
Wondered what's to come
Fear and changes met
Dreams I can't forget
Falling out of sleep
Falling out of sleep
Saw St. Michael's feet
Standing underneath
Ran through garden's gate
Stayed up really late
I lost all my reasons to forget
I want to believe in something yet
Falling out of sleep
Keep falling out of sleep
Lyrics: Paul Brumm
Music: Cale Arthur, Dave Cahill, Paul Brumm
(p) (c) 1994 Filamental Music
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Solstice
04:54
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Solstice
Where you are and wearing down
Feeling weightless on the ground
Silver flame and solar flare
The sun's still shining
Here to stay nowhere to go
Wonder why, would like to know
And there's no answer
I'll swear the opposite
Longest day, not long to go
Focused weight lends light to know
To purify me
Standing back, see clearly how
Thoughts create what happens now
What was I thinking?
I'll swear the opposite
Where you are
Where you are doesn't matter now
Where you are
Where you are doesn't matter now
Window open to the sky
Breathing out and so do I
Blue to fly and clouds to climb
A perfect notion
Retrograde, returning light
Rotate me, sunlight is mine
And there's no problem
I'll swear the opposite
Where you are
Where you are doesn't matter now
Where you are
Where you are doesn't matter now
Lyrics: Paul Brumm
Music: Cale Arthur, Dave Cahill, Paul Brumm
(p) (c) 1994 Filamental Music
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An alt-rock trio that combines pop song structures with unique chords, infectious melodies and distinctive rhythms. Fans of inventive guitar rock should take note.
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