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leaves draw red on green canvas
leaves draw blood as demanded
fell down to cry on the ground
let down, craving a sound
there was a time...
i promised myself id never be who i am today
i promised myself id never let things turn out this way
but promises are so easily broken
lies are so easily spoken
too readily believed
summer is over and winter is near
winds blow colder with knowledge of fear
let down hid under the ground
theres still time to preserver this sound
there was a time...
i lived in hell but saw the glory of the way
i lived in hell but never lost sight of the day
but now that these words have been spoken
it takes strength for habits to be broken
and now i can see
i still believe
but so much pain
will drive insane
and with all thats happened
you look to my eyes for a sacrifice
and this is what ive sacrificed
this is what ive made of my life
where has humility gone
what said for watching the dawn
why can't i remember the song
in winter reborn the summer is scorned
we're reminded of its violence
winters beauty is subtle
its glory is humble

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from One Last Embrace, released July 1, 2005

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Trust Darkness Seattle, Washington

aka Sleep Deprivation aka __mt__ aka mteb, mikeyT, other names... a drummer with a guitar, trying to figure out what to do with himself in his early 40s.

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