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Knightfall (Scattered)
04:12
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Scattered brain
Shattered thought
Speak your fears
Instill this love
Life lost
Hissing cinders
Harrowed Winter
Heeding orders
Horned emotive
All hope absolved
What a force to be reckoned with
Finding yourself as the threat
Betrayal underwhelming
Sputtering heart
Still-silent form
Hoping to be ready for the bloom
Hoping to be ready to move
My back is broken from the way that I sleep
My voice is wasted when I sing to my dreams
Illuminate reality:
The healing or the fleeting?
The rise or the writhe?
Pull it now;
Instill the light of life
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2. |
I Can't
02:38
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I can't
All I can offer are:
Blind eyes
Frail Hands
A weak mind
A dark heart
I understand that you withhold no good thing from me
It's clearly not in you in which I find my identity
When will I have peace?
Is there peace for me?
I can't
Why can't?
When will I have peace
to cover my fatality?
Freedom, beauty
I have found you
Know me; transform
this cursed root
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What a Hard Thing to Do
04:22
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Help is something that we should freely give
Hope cannot be found in your dreams
Help is something we neglect endearingly,
But hope cannot be found in your dreams
Hear; what a hard thing to do.
What a hard thing.
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Every Day Chicago, Illinois
slowcore | post-emo
Coral
Connor
Django
Jackson
Every Day recommends:
The Light of Everything
by Qajaq
An ambient-folk ensemble that takes one's heart through victorious and haunting spaces interwoven through boldly sincere and vulnerable songwriting.
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whatever happens,
by Gabriel Reasoner
Explosive emo that fearlessly incorporates experimental blends of the genre's fringes. A harrowing, confused, open-dialogue asking hard questions, relentlessly seeking hope.
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Surrealist ambient drone music that must be listened to with intent. A huge creative inspiration and dear friend to me.
go to albumIf you like Every Day, you may also like:
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Illuminate”
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The Edge Of The Light
by Floating In Space
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