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from 33 by August on Sunday

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lyrics

Suddenly the moment’s coming through
The colors of the world, all in you

Doesn’t have to change
doesn’t have to break your heart
Doesn’t have to end
doesn’t have to be the start

Is it better to keep yourself in the dark?

Going hard with something left to prove
The more you give away the less you lose.

Shouldn’t have to stay
shouldn’t have to leave your mark
Gonna reach the end
gotta find a way to start

Or is it better to keep yourself in the dark?

is it better in the dark?
is it better?

credits

from 33, released May 6, 2017
rob d. plays bass
danny axel plays guitar
Sully plays the drums

Peter Vale - Saxophone
Ross Procaccio - Guitar

Recorded at 6611 Studios

Ross Procaccio - Producer
Jamie Welty - Engineer
Alex Confurious - Mastering

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