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Black Empty
01:07
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Imbalanced energy was gripping all of me
I couldn't find a sense of hope or strength
Zombie forth from day to day
Where's the purpose? Where's the drive?
Squandered on and on
Then I do it again
I've gone Black Empty
I've felt, I've felt
Like I've gone black empty inside
Scream out the unknown world
Into life and into the sun
With all the hours I have wasted
Wondering how it ever happened this way
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2. |
Drawn And Quartered
01:22
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Here's one third of your life
Go to work and try to be nice
At the end of your day
It's a struggle to stay awake
Hug your ugly kids
Convince your wife that you care about shit
If you have any friends
Drink away where the meaning is
Which way do we go?
Work, Play, Love, School, Passion
Which one do you choose?
To drink, to smoke, to eat, to shoot
Obliterate tomorrow
How the hell do you know?
Think about your will and drive
When you're truly aware
Full of life, full of presence
Able to live your truth and be divinity
How often are you there?
Could you ever become
A little closer to that ideal,
Balanced version of yourself?
Which way do we go?
This, that, me, you, bullshit
Which one do you choose?
How the hell do you know?
Drawn and Quartered
Which one do you choose?
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3. |
All Time Blends Together
01:18
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If you saw what others could feel
You wouldn't be so quick to treat 'em like shit
You might appreciate the finer things
Instead of getting bad coffee and throwing a fit
Maybe there's a hidden reason why
Just going to work makes you wanna die
Maybe when you feel uncomfortable
You should be venturing out
Instead of trying to hide
I can't taste the magic
I don't feel the same
One day to another
All time blends together
What if money wasn't all there was
To provide incentive for getting shit done
Could we tune into a certain pitch,
A pattern, a wave, a frequency to exist?
Maybe you can't just flip a switch
But if you do the work it should be easy to sit
In your skin, in your life, in your smile
In happiness, in warmth, in your smile
I can't taste the magic
I don't feel the same
One day to another
All time blends together
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4. |
Things You Don't Need
01:06
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There is a way that we can carry ourselves
There is a way we can support and uplift our lives
The one you have to trust the most is you
You don't need permission
You don't need a map or some kind of guide
You don't need a teacher
You are the way, you have all that you need
Mass distraction, words in both my ears
Overwhelming all my senses
We're not afraid to die
Mass distraction, words in both my ears
Biting, crawling on my senses
It's not ok to lie
Mass distraction, words in both my ears
Plot to overthrow the census
I ordered curly fries
Mass distraction, words in both my ears
Plot to override the censors
Don't be afraid to goof off
Don't be afraid to goof off
Don't be afraid to do the things you wanna do
'Cause if you ain't gonna do them
Then they ain't no gettin' done
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5. |
Level 13,228
01:18
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Different morning, same routine
Different goals now, not much changed
Same old boredoms, different ways,
Same bleak outlook, not much changed
What are we doing
And why have we come here
And where do we go after we've died down?
After we've died down
Where do we go?
Into the heart of ourselves
Into the heart of all
We're all the same
Playing in a new level of the same old game
Avoid the pain
So it's only our fault if it ends up lame
What are we doing
And why have we come here
And where do we go after we've died down?
Down
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Jason York Oceanside, California
Jason York is a Bass Player and Arranger. Influenced by Victor Wooten, Stanley Clarke, Nick Cave, Dillinger Escape Plan, Ministry, and more. York creates music representing the wealth of styles that have inspired him throughout the years. He currently sings and plays bass for the San Diego band, Parade of Horribles; the band also organizes annual Punk Rock Food Drive events for local food banks. ... more
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