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Cynically Ill
04:16
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Saved by the clock
Haven't been in so long
I've lost my way
Crawling inside and out of a womb
Saved by the lord
Haven't been in so long
We've found our way
Finally taking some of your time
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2. |
Sloth Machine
03:08
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Instrumental
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3. |
L.A. Babylon
03:47
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Instrumental
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Voices (Bonus Track)
03:01
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As we plateau, I can’t help but yearn for more,
I hear an echo, a ripple of fear,
Away, let us rewind the future to the past,
Time will tear us apart, my dear,
Hoping that it will last,
The constant trials and fatigue,
A little bit longer, across the dream state,
Of cultivating the Mead,
This cloudy template, with a utopian display,
Gleaning, the lost depths of my mind,
Where all is lost is found,
Gathering what you have left behind,
And silence is converted to sound,
I reap the feelings of hurt entwined with constant sighs,
Roaring across the meadows of laughter and glee
Not knowing what to think, and perpetually asking why?
Silence is converted to answers, and our solace is nigh
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Downtown Utopia Ottawa, Ontario
Downtown Utopia is a progressive blues-rock band from Ottawa, ON. Mixing various genres such as rock, blues, jazz, hip-hop
and more, we strive to write groovy and unique songs.
Line-up:
Yan-Érik Dexter / Piano and keyboards
Simon Besozzi / 8 string guitar
contact info: simon.besozzi@gmail.com
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