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Channels
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...and the sun rises, the fog burns away
With high spirits, I leave but, I look back
Love blurs
Birds singing to a new day
The present is a picture in a broken frame
Circling the drain of what is noise and what is meaningful
It’s no excuse why I behave and feel the way I do
Is there no alternative?
(I need a vision. You need a vision. I have a vision. You have a vision. Let’s bring this into focus)
It lingers on like fog on an overcast day
I’m driving at a fast pace
Thinking about promises to make improvements
Misleading before the collapse
Damaging my every five minutes
Until the final crash
(I need a vision. You need a vision. I have a vision. You have a vision. Let’s bring this into focus x2)
Bad news
I thought I knew your language, apparently, I don’t
There’s a world out there that I’m not seeing
We need an alternative
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Drift
03:40
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We were two bodies
Dancing all day
We are two bodies
Drifting away
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Cold Heaven Newburgh, New York
Cold Heaven is a rock band from Newburgh, New York formed in the late 2000s by singer/bassist/songwriter Mitchell Flanagan and singer/guitarist/songwriter Kyle Hornbeck. They write and record original songs with punk roots that incorporate lush, expressive synths and haunting melodies. Together with live members Stephen Karlsen (keyboards), Dan Miccio (drums), and Jeffrey Paggi (rhythm guitar) ... more
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