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We could fly to the setting sun
Holding the heat between ourselves
And dream of those days
When our love was enough
Chasing our own different horizons
Painting the sky with a different blue
And fearing the change
Of a life without you

And in the clouds I see you now
Cutting the weights that tie you down
Floating away into distant space
Will I still know your name?

I see it's bad, you can't carry your soul
I know it's hard to face the darkened days alone
Tell me something before you drown in smoke
A fleeted love to pass the time
Prison bars and spirits take you every night
Hands holding a heart pierced by knives

The light fades for a dying star
Black holes and dead space between our hearts
Departed planets covered in dark
Wither away with the changing seasons
Feel the leaves as they fall to the ground
The world is silenced
There's not a sound

And in the clouds I see you now
Cutting the weights that tie you down
Floating away into distant space
Will I still know your name?

I see it's bad, you can't carry your soul
I know it's hard to face the darkened days alone
Tell me something before you drown in smoke
A fleeted love to pass the time
Prison bars and spirits take you every night
Hands holding a heart pierced by knives

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from Different Horizons, released November 28, 2015
Will Annab - violin, viola

Patrick Dal Cin - bass guitar, vocals, effect programming

Matt Hache - acoustic guitar, electric guitar

Elle Sherlock - vocals

Mark Swan - drums

Josh Try - electric guitar, noise solo, vocals


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Songwriting - Patrick Dal Cin

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