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Your melted face again
'Cause it won't leave
My empty space, amen
'Cause I don't believe
That I'm more than I am
And that's alright with me
I think I'll believe instead
Oh oh
I'll be alright
I'll be alright
I'll be alright
This time
I'll reinvent myself
But I won't forget
The love, the loss, the hell
And the car duets
I'll never be a saint
With my dirty friends
We've got a future to
Manifest
We'll be alright
We'll be alright
We'll be alright
In time
Finally
I'm where I'll be
(We'll be alright)
Finally
With I'll need
(We'll be alright)
Finally
I'm where I'll be
(We'll be alright)
Finally
With all I'll need
(We'll be alright)
Finally
I'm where I'll be
(We'll be alright)
Finally
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Canyon
05:52
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When I breathe in and out
And feel the Earth's roundabout
Sacred push and pull
Help my fear subdue
Infinite transitions
My plateau becomes a canyon
I need to wake from this
Erratic neurosis
I reach out for my soul
And sail beyond this world
Infinite transitions
My plateau becomes a canyon
Idle
No more
Idle
No more
Idle
No more
Canyon
Canyon
Infinite transitions
My plateau becomes a canyon
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Sound Curfew Palmdale, California
Sound Curfew is a Psych-Grunge band from the dirt part of Los Angeles County. Songs about identity, love, politics, probably other things too idk we do what we want. Featuring Darby Hargrove (they/them), Gus Beeler (he/him) and Dominic Parker.
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