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lyrics

Wake up. Can’t we see what’s going on?
Numbness, the only feeling that is strong
Pills put the mood upon your face so dull the hurt maintain the pace
Pills put the mood upon your face so dull the hurt maintain the pace
Make-up and perfume to replace dumbness,
The common look upon our face

This feeling surrounds me that something was lost
I can see it now, we are birthing the death of art

Mourning for the future that’s without
Rotten are the seeds that we are planting now
You'll see our dreams disappear in the distance
You're all shells of our ideal existence now you’ll maintain the pace
You're all shells of our ideal existence now you’ll maintain the pace

This feeling surrounds me that something was lost
I can see it now, we are birthing the death of art

This feeling surrounds me that something was lost
I can see it now, we are birthing the death of art

Pills put the mood upon our face so dumb,
Now we maintain the pace
Pills put the mood upon our face so dumb,
Now we maintain the pace

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from The Garden (Double Disc), released March 1, 2008
Music: Dan Schepers, James Flagg
Lyrics: Dan Schepers


James Flagg: Vocals, bass, MC-909, percussion
Brian Helmin: Drums
Kyle Kutz: Rhythm acoustic guitar
Dan Schepers: Lead acoustic guitar

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