Dead Air
from Drowning In A Wishing Well by Drowning In A Wishing Well
lyrics
Justified solutions
To the problems we create
Live in atrophy sublime
As we feign to imitate.
Corrupted or enlightened,
Delude the dreamers they
Fabricate these saviours
To believe they can be saved
In this
This dead air
Pieces of myself
The pieces I leave here
In this
Asphyxiation
Why do I always choose
The hardest way to lose
We're not out of Kansas yet
Your false enthusiasm
So completely underwhelms
A pseudo optimism
Only disappoints yourself
Encapsulate emotion
In a drug that we can take
Illusion of elation
To believe a truth so fake
To the problems we create
Live in atrophy sublime
As we feign to imitate.
Corrupted or enlightened,
Delude the dreamers they
Fabricate these saviours
To believe they can be saved
In this
This dead air
Pieces of myself
The pieces I leave here
In this
Asphyxiation
Why do I always choose
The hardest way to lose
We're not out of Kansas yet
Your false enthusiasm
So completely underwhelms
A pseudo optimism
Only disappoints yourself
Encapsulate emotion
In a drug that we can take
Illusion of elation
To believe a truth so fake
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from Drowning In A Wishing Well,
released December 23, 2011
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Drowning In A Wishing Well Hamilton, New Zealand
Drowning In A Wishing Well is an alternative rock band from Hamilton, New Zealand.
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Dec 2011
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