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Parade
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Get away from here we can run from the past our fears
We can leave this empty haunted home behind.
Breaking with the waves we'll wash up beside our graves
a compass no one know a direction of our lives.
If we burn out, in the touch and go when everything's spun out...
when the colors fade to black, and the curtains drop and come to take us back? Will you brave the open road or be another book for us to close?
Will you catch me crying or here to stay, another love to throw away, I'm a fucked up mess and honestly I'm just keeping my head above water.
Breaking hearts and playing games, come again another day, I don't need more rain on my parade, I'm just keeping my head above water.
Greener grasses grow from gardens though unknown, will you be my spring May Queen after all? When the colors fade to black, and the curtains drop and come to take us back?
Will you catch me crying or here to stay, another love to throw away, I'm a fucked up mess and honestly I'm just keeping my head above water.
Breaking hearts and playing games, come again another day, I don't need more rain on my parade, I'm just keeping my head above water.
Greener grasses grow, will we bloom and fall apart?
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We, The Drowned. Buffalo, New York
We, The Drowned. is reminiscent of the emo & post-hardcore fare of the mid-2000's. A creative and experimental post-rock and emo project stemming from influences such as Emery, Thursday, Boys Night Out, and Our Lady Peace. Currently working out of Seattle, WA. ... more
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