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Desolation
08:15
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Chorus:
(It's like) lightning,
lights the sky.
Flash Lightning,
then you die.
It's coming so fast you can't see a way through
Look back to your past and whats lead you to.
Chorus
Hold onto the love that you've seen that you've shown
Look now to the here and just live and just grow.
Some people walk around like
everything they see is all there is
full of apathy
Those people walk around on
streets built by the state
with foundations of hate
cant let it go cant keep it up
there's nowhere left to go
when it's your own
can't keep it up can't lie around
can't keep us safe from all the devastation
when devastation is all around
and it's all around
can't take a walk around because
selfish people think a choice
more important than my life
can't take a walk around
can't see the world can't see the ones I love
I'd like to go down
and just slip into a river bed
and just sleep this all away
It'd be better there amongst the fish
then up here can't make a fist of air
without fear
some people walk around like
everything they see is all there is
full of apathy
those people walk around on
streets built by institutions
with foundations of hate
can't let it go can't keep it up
there's nowhere left to go
when it's your own
can't keep it up can't lie around
can't keep us safe from all the devastation
when devastation is all around
it's all around
devastation
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A Native Plant Salt Lake City, Utah
I’ve been writing music since I was 12 and picked up the guitar one bored summer. It’s always been a world where I could
express myself and let go.
The things I worry about are quite different now than they were then, but still I turn to music.
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