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lyrics
I opened my eyes
Just to find that
I'm still asleep
Hopelessly dreaming
Of being awake
Floating when all that I want is my feet
To be on the ground again
You ran away
And as I caught up
You disappeared
Shedding your body
And leaving a ghost
Of all the things that I want to be
Down on the ground again
I chase what's not there
I want what's not fair to me
You used to be
A sight for sore eyes
Now you just seem
So lost
A needle in hay
You remained hidden
Somewhere up above
Killing and sending
Your angelic young
So they'll be reborn to re-earn their right
To go back home again
I chase what's not there
I want what's not fair to me
You used to be
A sight for sore eyes
Now you just seem
So lost.
credits
released August 27, 2013
Music: Black Beacon (Sam Mosey and Jacob Jones)
Lyrics: Sam Mosey
Vocals, Guitar, Keys: Sam Mosey
Production: Jacob Jones
Bass: Justin Burba
Drums: Alex Dobbert
Additional Vocals: Josh Frigo, Justin Burba, Brandon Dean
Additional Production: Josh Frigo, Alex Dobbert, Justin Burba
Additional Engineering: Jacob Jones
Tracking Engineer: Justin Burba
Mixing Engineer: Alex Dobbert
Mastering Engineer: Alex Dobbert
Vocals, Guitars, Bass tracked at Rams's Head Studios
Additional Vocals, Drums tracked at Varsity Studios
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