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Inhibitions
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Though the rain is slowing
The thunder grows near
Dark clouds dance around a white blue sky
Can I take this home?
This feeling, can I take this home with me?
Though the lightning's aglowing
There's nothing to fear
As long as I'm beside you, you'll be safe right here
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Inhibitions Instrumental
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aloof, he lies Thornton, Colorado
Started in Augusta, Georgia, in the late 2000s, aloof he lies is the project of a certain Jesse A. Harris, Jr., traveling musician exploring the U.S., seeking a new place to set up shop. With an acoustic-based sound reminiscent of bands such as Alice in Chains, Dir en Grey, and Days of the New, aloof, he lies also reflects influences from baroque to J-pop to jazz to classic rock. ... more
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