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Different March
03:44
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Take on the world
Put it on your shoulders
Hold up the sky
and carry it's weight
The hero and the martyr
Fighting each other
He can't save who can't be saved
They sink down together
You can't find sweet release
You want what you want
and what you get will never be enough
Taking on more than you can handle
it all falls out of your hands
You're falling out of time it's time to start a different march
Sitting alone
Atop your high tower
Looking through the glass
Into the crowds below
Never thought it'd come to this
Your final judgement here
Judge jury executioner
It's time to read the verdict
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New Maps for Tomorrow
03:48
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How do you grow a whole new worldview?
Will they burn artists?
What's the price of bread again?
Been rising?
Can't eat what I make, so just shrivel and die
Can't eat what you make so just shrivel and die
Entering a pantheon of your own making
Embracing this retreat from sanity
Letting go the rot of ages
For freedom and for vanity
Rising up neglected passions
They're seeping through my skin now
They wake me up at night, erupting rashes
You used to believe
You believed in trying to believe
And every age will offer up its prophets
And every prophet leads you to a desert
He'll try to make you so so alone & oh so right
But you still can't understand your failures
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Nancy Babich Ithaca, New York
(Nancy Babich is a band. It's currently four people.)
photo by
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