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Box
03:16
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they are ghosts
you can't touch the angry dead
a haunted melody
a city that isn't living
a world beyond
they mapped the afterlife
they shroud the dead
touch the untouchable
so here's the thing;
an attack of conscience
I hate ghosts
chains and non-corporeal limbs
a world beyond
they mapped the afterlife
the shroud the dead
punch the untouchable
they aren't ghosts
cowering in a shitty music box
you will wait forever
at the bottom of the river
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Deleter Minneapolis, Minnesota
Skewed but catchy. Straight forward yet obtuse. Angry but thoughtful. Sleeker, simpler and
meaner.
Lyricist and guitarist Knol Tate (Satellite Voices, Askeleton, Killsadie, Hidden Chord). Bass guitarist and vocalist Travis Collins (Satellite Voices, Spirit Of 76). Drummer and percussionist Josh McKay (Farewell Continental, Mourner). Guitarist Jordan Morantez (The King & The Thief/Blue Green).
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