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Terra Sola
11:35
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I learned to take advantage
Of your generosity
Still you granted more
More than I ever deserved
Mitigate the damage
Received no apology
Sinking heat absorb
My world undisturbed
Let alone cries the wind
So loud, let it sit still
Deaf in tone, blind to light
So poor, who speaks for you?
Dust came and went
Waves bound our mouths
Rust in our eyes
The flood, the shame
Hold me down under the wave
The word of god in rain
The mold, the haze
The light, the smell, the stain
My life in debris
The trust, the joy, the pain
The crow, the prey
The now, and then, the way
Your time in decay
When the air that we breathe is so thick with the shame
We expire
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57844
06:09
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Won't slow down
Ever ready, it turns round
Gaining speed
Descending upward, unyielding
There's no sleep
No solace waiting in this heat
Distraction leads, becomes the object of intrigue
Every minute faster than the one before
Machine is burning hotter, still demanding more
It knows no end
Perpetual motion moves ever on
Refuses to concede the design may be flawed
Can't comprehend
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3. |
Where Is Hope?
04:54
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Rosetta Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Pursuing the intersection of beauty and heaviness since 2003. 5 people, 18 years, 15 releases, 1200+ shows, 45 countries.
Rosetta recommends:
A sick band with 60% past touring members of Rosetta
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Main band of Johnny Dang, our touring comrade and photographer behind the Terra Sola artwork
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Terrestrial Bodies
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Solo ambient music from our guitar player Matt
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