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Drowned Out
02:37
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I want to know how I could have lost track
All that was gone it seems it can come back
I close my eyes it’s more than just jet black
Open them up and all of it comes back
Guess I deserve the the things that I’ve found out
Down to reserves, the voice has been drowned out
Get with the times, your hopes are in a drought You’re down to reserves the voice has been drowned out
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2. |
New Way Out
05:25
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You got a new way out
True, you couldn’t do without
You already knew about
True, you gotta do without
And it’s going down slow
If you really wanna know
That I’m going down slow
If you really gotta know
That I going down slow
Seems you really oughta know
That it’s going down slow
You gotta new way out
True you couldn’t do without
Time To Go
Wait almost said youre wrong
Moving colors stay at home
Wait how much can I take?
Running faster all on my own
Feel part of the new
Never still, running slow
See all of it goes
Now I feel time to go
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Time To Go
03:57
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Sitting and Waiting
06:36
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Sitting and waiting
I'm getting impatient
I'm feeling frustrated
Sitting and waiting I'm feeling frustrated
You know what I'm saying
Sitting and waiting all patience is faded
My outlook is tainted,
worried isolations
Actions they're evasive, our hearts they're all racing
Time, all of the time, I change my mind
Killing and slaying The virus is staying and lives it is taking
All that I'm saying is people are paying to see themselves fading
Deep water we're wading The lies they are saying are keeping us jaded
Trust in the powers and count down the hours till' world's devastation
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Modern Bodies Tupelo, Mississippi
Out of a basement in Tupelo, Modern Bodies crafts the murkiest and most wandering sonic landscapes through an organic musical endeavor with immersive instrumentation and fuzzy kaleidoscopic explosions.
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