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Blue song

by Chronolith

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Recorded and mixed by MarxTwain
@ Oscar-Peterson Hall, Montreal

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I read words from grooves in raw stone walls
An image singing through my mind though my eyes saw only black

She sat back, watched them butcher each other
And each desiring her only for the throne
I know there must have been more to learn
But I let it slip away

I've seen a queen slay her new wed king
Satisfied with the integrity of the seed
And I watched a distant curtain drawn
All the way back to what I'd done

The press
The press
The creep of old concepts
The lenses tint that could not be reset
And all the sense is simply retrospect
I hope my lies are all found out

Instead of death the image just reflects
Through refracting corridors I step
Over the same footsteps
Following embodied preconceptions

Deep under the water I see bodies floating by
Judging by the way they move
If they're dead or alive

Warm blooded creatures
Everything you would imagine to
Populate a world like our own
Only difference is
Too many eons pass

Heard your opinion
Cast through the whipping wind of time
The sickening feeling
Knowing you still survive
Too many eons past

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released January 26, 2017

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Chronolith Montreal, Québec

Sean - Guitars/Vox
Steven - Bass/Vox
David - Drums/Vox

Past:
Alex - Vocals
Olive - Violin

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