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I See You
04:10
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Lost City
05:57
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Chorus:
My eyes have seen a blurry sign
In this sea you keep drifting to me
No need to fear, but why are you here
At this juncture once again
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I Was So Afraid
04:58
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For Shame Or Glory
06:52
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Why this feeling of failure before I even reach the start?
Division within my chest keeps soul and maker apart.
Weep now for the last time
Weep no more for injuries you could avoid
Dry those eyes, raise that chin, look up to the sun
Glorious.
Holding fearfully to my life
Don't go outside, the wolves will bite
The irony is that I will burn either way
For shame and die or glory that's not my own
My own.
Weep now for the last time
Weep no more for injuries you could avoid
Dry those eyes, raise that chin, look up to the sun
Glorious.
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I was so afraid of losing you that I lost myself along the way.
When I awoke, I found myself in a wreck on the side of the road.
Chasing your will like chasing the wind, hopeless abandon left me stranded.
(Trapped seeking your approval)
The headlights are on, but I can't see a thing, I can't see a thing, I can't see a thing!
(Drive, the road will never end)
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Johnny
05:31
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Jumping Jack Flash
03:26
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Where Division Ends Portland, Oregon
Where Division Ends is somewhat of a young ghost in the Portland music scene. You can hear them, but rarely do you see them, and what you hear is only a fraction of what you know of them to be. That is, if you know them at all. Their music echoes the wonder years of 90's Grunge and Shoegaze bliss while trying to find a slot in the present and a pathway to the future. ... more
Where Division Ends recommends:
They rewire a wonderful version of The National's "Anyone's Ghost." Anybody who makes a cool cover of The National is BOMB! I know I want to do that someday. -Tyson
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SÓLARIS
by Ben Frost & Daníel Bjarnason
Ambient Hero
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