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And They Did Go By
03:49
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How hard is it to step away from you after all these years go by?
And they did go by, and they won't come back
I found your calloused mind a comfort to
To my seasoned heart, oh so weakened
You are the biggest part of letting go
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Campfire
02:28
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Find me at the end of your rope that I swear was tied to mine when I checked the last time
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A Hundred
02:38
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(calm before the storm)
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Carved in the Wood
03:34
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As long as I'm here you should know that I'll be gone, should have left months ago, should have moved on
Can you just see past yourself
or are you the be all, end all?
"Dream" I wrote, carved in the wood that we both tried to forget
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The Most
The most is an eclectic math rock band from Southington, CT. Their sporadic style utilizes genre blending changes and innovative grooves to take listeners on a melodic journey. Their goal is to bring orchestration and technicality back to rock and roll in a new and refreshing way, while keeping in touch with the rawness of unbridled passion that lives at the heart of their punk rock roots ... more
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