1. |
Seven Wonders
04:59
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Seven wonders
Sleeping in the sands
Ancient lovers
Reaching out their hands
Vision without
With or without you
There is no sky
Starting to doubt you
Starting doubt you’re on my side
Everything we know
Melts away, there is
Nothing left but a
Face without a frame
Everything we know
Melts away, there's a
Door beneath the fire
A sword to break
Tower of learning
Breaking through the sun
Missing altars
Calling everyone
I’m nothing without you
With or without you
There is no end
Started to see through
Started to see the circle
Turn again and again
Everything we know
Melts away, there is
Nothing left but a
Face without a frame
Everything we know
Melts away, there's a
Door beneath the fire
A sword to break
Everything we know
Melts away, there is
Nothing left but a
Face without a frame
Everything we know
Melts away, there's a
Door beneath the fire
A sword to break
Everything we know
Melts away, there is
Nothing left but a
Face without a frame
Everything we know
Melts away, there's a
Door beneath the fire
A sword to break
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2. |
Chasing the Feeling
03:35
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Taking too many hits
The first time
The first time
Bury everything
Alive
Living another life
Waiting
Behind you
The dog with a broken chain
Trying
To stay
Chasing the feeling
Chasing the feeling
Chasing the feeling
The feeling, again
Dirty dishes in the kitchen sink
Broken
Behind me
I’d never let you leave
I’m begging
Believe me
Chasing the feeling
Chasing the feeling
Chasing the feeling
Chasing the feeling
Chasing the feeling
Chasing the feeling
The feeling, again
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3. |
Horizons
04:28
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When I see you flying towards me
On a blue horizon
I hide my head
Pretend to laugh instead
A hand is holding back the day
A dove is at the window
The tables and chairs
Our children will share
Falling through
Andromeda
Nobody knows
Nobody knows
Where to go or
Where to land
Falling through
Andromeda
Pick a number from the sky
Find it all around
The fight of our lives
Bury the signs
A sound is playing in the night
The metal has grown cold
Imagine the light
When we finally collide
Falling through
Andromeda
Nobody knows
Nobody knows
Where to go or
Where to land
Falling through
Andromeda
Falling through
Andromeda
Nobody knows
Nobody knows
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4. |
Car Alarm
04:50
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Where has the time gone to?
Right here in front of me
So much left behind
A car alarm breaks through the night
Take a trip up North
To see the snow again
There are other lines to trace
Other lives to throw away
I'm taking my shape
Cleaning the windows and folding sheets
Time, pouring place
It's hard for me but I'm trying to stay
I'm taking my shape
Cleaning the windows and folding sheets
Time, pouring place
It's hard for me but I'm trying to stay
I'm taking my shape
Cleaning the windows and folding sheets
Time, pouring place
It's hard for me but I'm trying to stay
I'm taking my shape
Cleaning the windows and folding sheets
Time, pouring place
It's hard for me but I'm trying to stay
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Cereus Bright Knoxville, Tennessee
Tyler Anthony is a Knoxville songwriter performing under the moniker Cereus Bright. His sophomore album, Give Me Time, is due May 28, 2021 — a patient record that intimately explores Anthony’s flaws and rough edges, his triumphs and maturation.
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