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Last Lives
04:54
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Let's just say
That we couldn't stay
Love eroded by fate
We were never safe together
In this incendiary forever
To separate worlds we stray
Let our hearts decay
Cuz we were down to our last lives
We should have known we could not survive
So long, out of time
"It'll be ok" I lied
Maybe, we'll find
In the wake behind
Reason for our ruin
We can just die in the end
After we fight and cry and pretend
That we were never blind
To each and every sign
Cuz we are down to our last life
Should have known we could never survive
So long, out of time
"This is the end" I sigh
Cuz we were down to our last life
Should have known we could not survive
So long, out of time
"Goodbye"
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Last Lives Instrumental
04:54
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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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