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Signs
05:14
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Signs
All I ever see is signs
They follow me in my mind
They reveal themselves in time
Will you ever see your sign?
What do all these signs mean?
What do they mean to me?
See them everywhere; you'll see
You don't have to believe
Signs
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The Name
06:33
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I try
To be everything I
The fear is alive and lives in us all
But we feel what is right, and learn what is wrong
In the name of it all
Let’s ride if you got the will to ride
To glide, to the other side
You’ll find that things you left behind
Arrive when they leave the mind
Be prepared
To feel scared
The people you need are there
As long as you see them there
And take care of them all
In the name
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I’m hearing all these voices
it’s not a problem in my mind
They come from other sources
And from another time
Since the beginning of everything
They are here to celebrate
A speckle in the portrait
It's the beginning of my life
Happy birthday
is not the first day
10/24/1992
I believe in all my choices
It took time to realize
They made an appointment
and I’m standing in the line
And I’m here to celebrate
The beginning of everything
Can you hear all the voices?
It’s the beginning of your life
Happy birthday
Is not the first day
10/24/1992
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Bleend Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Bro, sis and cuz rocking out in a basement
IG: @bleend.band
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