All You Say
from The End of the Street EP by Vindictive Silence
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lyrics
Thoughts flyin' like bullets in the war
If I had the chance, I'd live in a bush..
Life's like a lottery, everyone has a ticket
But not all of us win, we're just part of a scene...
Every now and then, we keep to ourselves
dreams and frustrations inside fragile cages
Like expensive glass, those things they are
And sometimes they break, and mix together
And All You say...
And All You Do...
And All You Make..
And we believe we're alive
As long we do things we believe are right
Liberty is just an idea, a plain thought
It doesn't exist, it's fantasy
It's just a cloud
Shock therapy? Is it what you need?
Some death running through your veins...
Is your loneliness a prison you wish to escape?
Is your loneliness the way to be free?
And All You say...
And All You Do...
And All You Make..
And we believe we're alive
As long we do things we believe are right
Liberty is just an idea, a plain thought
It doesn't exist, it's fantasy
It's just a cloud
Eyes seeing different colors, different shades
All changes when death and you meet face to face
It's like beginning... once again
Like a short rebirth
If I had the chance, I'd live in a bush..
Life's like a lottery, everyone has a ticket
But not all of us win, we're just part of a scene...
Every now and then, we keep to ourselves
dreams and frustrations inside fragile cages
Like expensive glass, those things they are
And sometimes they break, and mix together
And All You say...
And All You Do...
And All You Make..
And we believe we're alive
As long we do things we believe are right
Liberty is just an idea, a plain thought
It doesn't exist, it's fantasy
It's just a cloud
Shock therapy? Is it what you need?
Some death running through your veins...
Is your loneliness a prison you wish to escape?
Is your loneliness the way to be free?
And All You say...
And All You Do...
And All You Make..
And we believe we're alive
As long we do things we believe are right
Liberty is just an idea, a plain thought
It doesn't exist, it's fantasy
It's just a cloud
Eyes seeing different colors, different shades
All changes when death and you meet face to face
It's like beginning... once again
Like a short rebirth
credits
from The End of the Street EP,
released February 3, 2012
Written by Carlos Murgueitio.
Produced by Vindictive Silence.
Musicians:
Carlos Murgueitio: Guitar, Vocals
Alejandro Varas: Bass
Fernando Hurtado: Drums
Chicaro Cevallos: Keyboards
Written by Carlos Murgueitio.
Produced by Vindictive Silence.
Musicians:
Carlos Murgueitio: Guitar, Vocals
Alejandro Varas: Bass
Fernando Hurtado: Drums
Chicaro Cevallos: Keyboards
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Vindictive Silence Guayaquil, Ecuador
Vindictive Silence is about challenging one's self through music. We are a four piece band heavily influenced by Prog-Rock, we want to reach people who would enjoy our music as much as we enjoy making it. If you like what you hear, please share it!
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Feb 2012
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