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I Am The Galaxy
05:54
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the stars are moving slow
the stars are moving out of control
i open a letter and I let it go
there's two ways to freedom, choose at the cross roads
(ba da da da da)
I can see clearly now
that the universe is
bigger than us
I feel so perfect now
I've weighed myself down
now I'm trying to get out
I've watched the stars move slow
chased by the devil, i've cried
i know that justice will someday be served
until then I'll sit here and watch time pass me by
I can see clearly now
that the universe is
bigger than us
I feel so perfect now
I've weighed myself down
now I'm trying to get out
do you recognize me
or has my face gone completely numb
would you stay beside me
or have I gone too far away
I can see clearly now
that the universe is
bigger than us
I feel so perfect now
I've weighed myself down
now I'm trying to get out
I can see clearly now
that the universe is
bigger than us
I feel so perfect now
I've weighed myself down
now I'm trying to get out
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3. |
The Absence Of...
05:00
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Electric Vibrations
03:42
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Hearing Colors Doylestown, Pennsylvania
Elijah Reeder - vocals/guitar
Dustin Miller - guitar
Josh Halberstadt-
bass
Brennan Dougherty - guitar
Darnell Brister - drums
Almost immediately following "Sri Yantra"'s release the band went on a hiatus for nearly 2 years. After some time, original band members Elijah Reeder and Dustin Miller decided to rekindle the flame and in the Summer of 2014, Hearing Colors was reborn with a new lineup.
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