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Protest Age
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Energy Bullet
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When Love is Broken
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Sorry Soul
04:09
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Quietly I sing in tune away from conscious ears; their criticism put in to a thoughtless dream.
A waking silence follows near to what I capture, it's not the way it should have been.
Oh, oh, oh, it's so mysterious and vague. No traces of our minds seem to exist anymore.
This could be the end of what we've done, or maybe it's just our beginning.
Stop right there! Don't go any further.
The edge is not a place for you or me.
Hold me tight, before I begin to fall.
I wonder if we can stay like this? (If we can stay like this...)
An emptiness consumes my dreams; it vanishes with the wind
and blows towards the sea.
How cruel can life be? How hopeless must I feel before I am allowed to be free?
Maybe I'm fooling; maybe I'm stuck.
Whatever it may be I won't allow it to become my fate!
Hold me back! Although I am stable, I am capable of falling fast.
Oh, fate has been so harsh!
I wonder if you were meant to save me?
Please stay true. Give a sign that you won't leave.
All these words, were only meant for you...
I hope one day you'll want to stay with me.
Stop right there! Don't go any further!
The edge is not a place for you or me.
Hold me tight before I begin to fall.
I wonder if we can stay like this?
Pull me back!
Pull me back! Oh, pull me back!
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Nathan Parent Ashland, Wisconsin
Hailing from Chequamegon Bay, Nathan has spent many years crafting musical works of art with dear friends from the local area and around the globe. Currently working on brand new material with long-time studio owner and friend Ryan Rusch to be released later this year that features several local legends and a few new names from afar. Nathan appreciates all who take the time to listen!! Much love! ... more
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