1. |
Oneself
01:39
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Say?
Don’t break
Do
Nothing for me ever at all
Break up our own
Chained, you get all Doomed
Nothing to me ever at all
Bring up our own
Change, you get all
Do it all, get so far
But in the end your doomed and all
Unless you take it upon yourself
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2. |
Ode To Optimism
02:40
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Crazed
Day by day
Notes seem to change in haze
The digital age
Manifests the destiny of all
Aye, it’s the meta world
Can you catch the swirl
Do you see my curls
Pain in my head under
Pressure I hear the thunder
Guesswork - it’s that kind of world
Yeah I feel the swirl
All is the present
There’s nothing else
End all pollution
There’s nothing Else
God is the planet
There’s nothing else
End all the hatred
We’ve got nothing but ourselves
All our minds
connecting over radio waves
Young people starting to see the face
Of the races that their parents hate
Things getting closer towards going the right way
If we avoid destruction from past ideals
And move forward into the digital age
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3. |
Ignite
03:29
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I will
Fight until
The end of it all
No chance to make mistakes
Demons
Come from me
I will end you all
Or I will fall
I’m indifferent kerosene
She ignites
At night
It always does the trick to make me feel more alive
It’s not, though
Just the bright lights
It’s not though
Just the bright lights
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Spaced Angel Raleigh, North Carolina
Rock trio with influences from psych, garage, blues, indie, math rock, and rock n' roll. Email us at spacedangels@gmail.com or visit us on Instagram @spaced_angel
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