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Strange Lands
06:17
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Wake up and come to find
An unfamiliar plain
Blurred lines between monster and man
Mysterious zephyr
Wrought without form
Shown through the void
The empty glare of hollow eyes
The world I create
Was made for something else
Deep in the mind through
Subconscious affect
Time and time again
Coming to in a cold sweat
Blinding white noise
Blaring through my head
Look outside, tell me what you see
Pale gray light, like something from a screen
Sick with fear and struggling to breathe
Voices heard but faces go unseen
In a state of disorient
Unable to move
Numb still hands
Of a stranger in a strange land
The worlds we create
Awake for someone else
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Empty Hills
04:37
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Pulled from a dream
Woken by shivers that shook
Like a scream through empty hills
Cutting the vein to the quiet
And watched it bleed
Watching it bleed
While the red ran like rivers
Through the soil and dirt, mud and clay
It ran free
The painted face
That holds no name
Led me from my own
Speaking in a tongue so familiar
But in words, I'll never know
Honing the blade to sever the veil
That blinds the mindful eye
As my senses meet their sixth
I see beyond the sky
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Redirection
05:54
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It takes more than years of wind and rain
To move mountains
More power in the shifting plates
That crumble around them
The redirection of the wind
Changes more than just the fates
Of those seeking heaven
A break in the waves
Changes more than just the words
In the song of silence
Broken bounds of the elements
Earth, water, fire, air
Only feeling like a detriment
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Maiden Mother Crone Nashville, Tennessee
A constant crashing of sounds
Nick Stacey: Vocals / guitar
Wesley Suttle: Guitar
Dave Parker: Bass
Greg Dowling: Drums
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