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Strange Light
03:35
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I'm afraid of losing time
I'm afraid I won't be seen in the moment
I can feel myself disintegrating, fragmenting
All my pieces blending into you
But this strange light
Surrounds me
I'm afraid of losing time
Really I'm just scared of losing myself
I can feel myself integrating
Imagining that all your colors are still here
And this strange light
Surrounds me
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2. |
Across The Ocean
03:50
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I'll make my way across the ocean
Across the ocean
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3. |
Garden
04:32
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[This song is for you.]
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4. |
Everyone Dissolves
03:23
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I'm wondering how long could this be
Fumbling through pages that are not my story, not my story
I'm wondering how long should this be
Singing my songs and trying to make a story, any story
Everything that I hold dear will disappear
Everyone dissolves into the atmosphere
I'm wondering how long could this be...
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5. |
Take It Away
02:43
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Nothing seems to want to stay the same
Everything's in circles, and different shapes
And different shades of grey
And different shades of
Whatever your favorite color is these days
Take it away now
I can't seem to recall the open fields
Where the wind would smell so sweet
The birdsongs would descend from up above
The wild violets at our feet
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Julia
05:23
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Today a thousand years
Of strained affection and prayer
Out beyond ideas of right and wrong is a field
Will I meet you there?
The summer garden blooms
With autumn soon replaced
Another harvest moon
So many ways to lose
So many faiths
Holy to the Lord on the bells of horses
Safely on the shore we sank like stones
To the bottom of a made up ocean
Standing on the lake shore, Julia
Silent as a seashell, Julia
Magnet of the elk park, Julia
Laid down on the temple floor
"Send a couple rats," said Julia
I'd have done the same thing to you
Coffee and a milk, now Julia
Who do you think needs who more?
In case your plan falls through
To mispronounce my name
To curse you-don't-know-who
And bow before the same
I'll meet you there
Holy to the Lord on the bells of horses
Safely on the shore we sank like stones
To the bottom of a made up ocean
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Geology Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Geology is the home recording project of Greg Jehanian, the long time bassist of Philadelphia post-hardcore band, mewithoutYou. Through straightforward songwriting and melodies, Jehanian seeks to highlight the small, ordinary moments that draw us close to the enormity of Mystery. In summation, he states Geology's essence in these few words - lo-fi, high hopes. ... more
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