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Candles
04:43
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i wandered through your night sky
touched the stars that hung from your hands
each one a memory a lifetime
i watched it slowly turn to ash
the clouds in your head poured out rain
as you lost feeling in your heart
your apology is moss in the shadow
quietly glowing in the cold
are we to return to silent days
that never knew nights of dancing
are all the candles of youth blown out
smoldering wicks of what could be
a hint of joy on rainy days
knocked loose from tired grip
fear sorrow's servant
wielding misfortune like a blade
it all washes from the beach
as slow waves quench future fires
the bell rings and we return to our seats
and forget where we started.
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Paradox
04:30
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Another light
another color
a different name
if wishes were kisses
my lips would crack
underneath the weight of endless wondering
needless wanting
what words are left alone
closed open
hands
tears in a vacuum
years peeling back
untold ways in the center
spending hours alive
underneath the history
over the dull grief
whispered in dreams
in a thousand years will a tale be told
of two flowers growing in the dark
in a hundred years will our dust and ghosts
still flow along the tides of time
cold air
smoke and scent
blood in mind
lost embrace
telling looks from the wings watch us play out
the agony of time
the bliss of one life
we all fall
we all come down
ordered steps
rigid days
can you call
one more chance
waking in pallid light to viewless rooms
shackles of my making
pull me to the ground
lost track cracked forest
i must come back.
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The House Of Tomorrow Aberdeen, South Dakota
The House Of Tomorrow is a Hobo, a Trevor, a Slax, and a Jer. We do shoegazey and post punky noises fueled by the cold and the dark that is long winters.
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Spacey, noisey, dreamy, driving. Fellow Aberdeen band that uses effects like a painter uses colors.
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Without Slowdive, there wouldn't be a House of Tomorrow. Not really. They taught the world how to use reverb. Just devastatingly beautiful.
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