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Shadow
05:14
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S H A D O W
I should've known that, you would never change
(Gave it all, silly me, wishing for what could never be)
Break peace, release, blood knife, hold tight
(Save it for another lamb, can you help me understand)
Can we just hold onto, one more piece of me
I know I won't be anything close to you
Just a shadow in your memory
Please wash it all away
Release us from this pain
I tried, so hard, just to save you from yourself
(Tear it down one by one, fire burn your only son)
Precious, dissonance, can you help me understand
Flesh and bone will turn to sand
Why am I alone
Watch it all fall apart
Burn it all away
Oh sweet everything, isn't this what you wanted?
Just a shadow in your memory
Please wash it all away
Please turn around and say
(c) 2023 Forest Circles
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Knife
04:15
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Belladonna
04:58
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Forest Circles Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Forest Circles is the brainchild of multi instrumentalist, Angel Ocana. His music has been described as a blend of dream- pop, post-punk and shoegaze. His introspective, slow-burning approach has a fresh sound, yet reminiscent of the late 80s and early 90s. ... more
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