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When I'm gone
Don't you suffer anymore
When you call yourself assured
You sure are
When I'm gone
I'm home
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Doodling in Space
12:41
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When I'm on the road
You know those thoughts ain't so heavy
When I'm on the road
I'm the road
Don't you cry when the sun rises
Don't you cry at the sunrise
Don't you cry when the sun rises
Oh, I always cry
Oh, I don't know why
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Answer
14:24
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You called my name
It wasn't what I had in mind
We're falling through the sky
You had the nerve to ask the time
Can't you see the ink in my skin?
Can't you see the state of mind I'm in?
Can't you hear the answer in your question?
Can't you feel the answer when you breathe in?
You get behind the wheel
You drive and dream of new ways to feel
But there's no real change
Cause what you feel, it stays the same
Cause where you are is the only place
The notes, they might get rearranged
But the rhythms never change
And who you are is what you have to face
It may seem dark, but the sun will rise
All you have to do is look into your own eyes
Become a raindrop swallowed by the ocean tides
Become a snowflake, fall upon the polar ice
Become a breath that's blown upon the breeze
Become the soil underneath the trees
Become the mother of eternity
Become the soil, I'll become the seed
(You become the soil, I'll become the seed)
When the melodies are sounding strange
Listen for the silence that always stays
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Life Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Life was a trio of good friends who spent a summer or two using extremely limited recording skills/equipment to create some deeply explorative, post-rock-influenced, energetic albums.
Life recommends:
Casually Smashed To Pieces
by The Six Parts Seven
Warm, sunny, meandering post-rock that doesn't rely on cliches.
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Hissing Fauna, Are You The Destroyer?
by of Montreal
Hyper colorful, unpredictable, imaginative productions that cover all kinds of clashing emotional territory in songs that flow perfectly into one another to form a continuous, whole experience.
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After Winter Must Come Spring
by my dad vs. yours
Unassuming, melodic post-rock that leans toward shoegaze, doesn't weigh itself down with negative emotions, and tells a nebulous but resonant story through both song titles and music.
go to albumIf you like Life, you may also like:
living in memory of something sweet
by dreamTX
Undeniable melodies swim up from beneath layers of distortion and effects, making this a psych-pop winner.
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Harsh noise and shoegaze meet for an industrial sound that has more than a whiff of My Bloody Valentine.
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Underwater Over There
by Unwed Sailor
This Tulsa group's shimmering, classic dream pop has the sound of iconic touchstones like the Pale Saints and New Order.
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