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In The Silence
04:01
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We met
In the center of an hourglass
Prayed to God the feeling wouldn't pass
Falling endlessly together
We danced
On the sharp end of a needle
Perfect balance, good and evil
Though we never knew the point
I grasp at emptiness in my mind
To kill the time
But the seconds they grow longer
In the silence
We touched
Across a continent of feeling
Though it only left us reeling
I know we'd do it all again
We slept
Many hours into the morning
The burning sunlight gave us warning
Closed the curtains just the same
I grasp at emptiness in my mind
To kill the time
But the seconds they grow longer
In the silence
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Let You Go
03:44
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Woke up to find you're a part of me
Sick to my stomach, I couldn't bleed
We just met, but I've known you all your life
I hate to disappoint you, but it ain't gonna be alright
Been on my own all these years
They wouldn't let me speak, I give em hell, I give em fear
Can't stop now, I might not get a second chance
To walk the walk, and dance the dance
It's not what it seems
It's easier to dream
But I wanted to know
So I let you go
At times I wonder what could have been
I close my eyes, scream inside, and hold my demons in
What doesn't kill me makes me who and what I am
I ain't perfect, but I'm doin what I can
It's not what it seems
It's easier to dream
But I wanted to know
So I let you go
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Regenerator New Orleans, Louisiana
Creation is the source of renewal in a degraded world. Synth rock project Regenerator—led by New Orleans-based creator George Wilde—presents a channel for beauty and peace to heal our splintered souls.
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