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Burning Senses
03:38
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Know a way
to get you back to it
When you're ready to see
Skip the pain - enjoy reality
You can get there for free
Burning senses can't describe
Burning senses will divide
Realize you're born with everything
Everything that you need
Better not depend on anyone
You don't need faith to believe
Burning senses can't describe
Burning senses will divide
Think about what it takes to live
A truly open life
If the goals to strive for honesty
The question should always be why
When you say,
You want me to
Until you say you,
Need me to
If you say
I will teach you.
And lead you thru
Lead you thru
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So Far Away
02:44
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I run…run so far away
Yes I’ve cried – cried so many days
All the times I tried to make you stay
The excuses that you made
Never give to me the confidence I need
To make the time a reason to believe
That it’s worth the fight..and all the damn despair
You don’t seem to care..I know you’re never there.
I’ve run…run so far away
Yes I’ve cried – cried so many days
Oh the time, the time was such a waste
You don’t seem to care
I know you were never there
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Particle Wave Los Angeles, California
Building on the blend of driving Southern California psych rock and surf-gaze melodies unearthed in its first two studio outings, Los Angeles-based Particle Wave raise the bar this spring with its third studio LP, Grand Unifier. Particle Wave’s journey began in 2006 when long-time friends Chase Harris, Brian Arthurs and Bryce Stoddart joined forces with songwriter Greg Maechling. ... more
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