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Titan's Daughter
05:56
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And still our hearts are overcast
Victims of the gods’ conspiring
And our love was never meant to last
Amid echos of the stars’ beguiling
Forgive our shadows evermore
For soul-crime in the land across the ocean
Grim shadows on the autumn shore
Hark the weakening of love’s devotion
And let us never quench the fire in our eyes
Let us never flaunt the gods’ admiring
Let us never staunch the flow of turgid skies
Let us never fear the heart’s expiring
And the clouds roll in
and the sun stops shining
and the storm has come to
take me away, take me away.
And if I don’t come home tonight, light a lamp for me
and carry on
I’m tending gardens underwater
Baby don’t come home tonight, let your heart go free
I’m dead and gone
Victim of the titan’s daughter
Put our drum beats to the heartbeats of love
oooh, bed down in the Evermore
when the goddess loves you there can be no end
for a drum beats to the heart, beads of blood
oooh dragged down to the nether shore
and let the prophets hush, for what the goddess sunders let no man mend
And the clouds roll in
and the sun stops shining
and the storm has come to
take me away, take me away.
And if I don’t come home tonight, light a lamp for me
and carry on
I’m tending gardens underwater
Baby don’t come home tonight, let your heart go free
I’m dead and gone
Victim of the titan’s daughter
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Gloria
04:00
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We've been out here marching
far too long
Said we'd be home by winter
broken promise
Is this the life we've chosen?
Are we wrong
For all the homes we've splintered
broken-hearted
CHORUS:
What do we fight for?
Gloria!
What are we always dying fo-o-or?
The letters home we author
Try to write
They only breed resentment
broken promise
A thousand absent fathers
hide the fight
who'll never know contentment
broken hearted
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Brides of the Lizard God Seattle, Washington
The Brides of the Lizard God formed in 2013 as a refuge for former members of Seattle bands Shadow at Morning, The Popular
Monsters, and Incogneato. With influences ranging from lo-fi to metalcore, they united under a single guiding principle: that no idea is too cheesy or ridiculous, provided it is also awesome.
The Brides:
James Sutter
Patrick Tewson
Andy Kreek
Eric Baker
Former:
Tim Wellman
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