A Train on Foam Railways
from On Opposite Ends of The Mountain by The Foundation Of
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Claim your spot in line because we took his life with our own arms. So come up, stand tall, but look away, this image shouldn’t be retained. Take from the depths of your brain, to the nearest heartbeat, anything you would have said. Oh what’s the use? Your stomach will give us anyway. But come with me and then we might find, what we should’ve done, what we could’ve done. So close your eyes and open your mind to the endless guilt that could’ve cleansed our words if pled by ignorance. So now that you’ve spilt, and now that I’ve filled this glass with old sins, it rings and it sings. The devil has come to take us to his place, but alone I will stay. So broken bruised, asleep at the noose, your body will hang and save myself from this grave. Police will find you, battered by guilt, regardless of what you have done. But my heart can’t erase the sins I have made, although no god could have seen, nobody but me, that murderous grin engraved in my head, it takes like the seconds, right till the death
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from On Opposite Ends of The Mountain,
released September 21, 2012
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The Foundation Of Chula Vista, California
Derived from Tijuana, Mexico, The Foundation Of is an explosion of sounds formed in 2006. What could be technically considered a Jam band, The Foundation Of strives to create music not by writing it but rather by finding it within their hour long jam sessions. They have created a sort of ambient post-hardcore that melodically soothes the mind and rhythmically excites the body. ... more
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Dec 2010
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