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Miasma

Alone and in despair
I can not feel you there
One day you're here, the next I don't know
I wake up from a dream
Amazed at what I've seen
I try to go back in, go back to sleep

It's there I see your face
a strange familiar place
I cannot say the same when I awake
Our run is over
A life is over
So many chances gone to waste

[Chorus]
You never said not to worry
You never said it'd be alright
We never were in a hurry
And now we've let all of our time pass us by

A stranger passes by
With sadness in his eyes
Keeps a steady pace, a good disguise
And though he tries his best
To live among the rest
The man that was inside has already died

Cause no one can replace
All that has been erased
And so it goes, a shattered hope in fate

(Bridge)

[Chorus]

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from Disaster Strikes! [EP], released March 20, 2012
Written and Arranged by Anthony Lipari and Chris Burrows
Lyrics and Melody by Jacki Heron

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R.O.P. Detroit, Michigan

Dynamic and versatile, R.O.P. can and will deliver soaring sounds of crunchy guitar riffs, pulse-pounding backbeats, bluesy vocals, and a guttural groove often preceded by swooning ambient flavors, in-the-pocket playing, soft-spoken lyrics, and a brooding undertone. It also comes as no surprise to find the musical palette decorated with appetizing guitar solos, harmonies and killer instrumentals. ... more

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