The River

from Proof of Existence by Two Eights

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Maybe I've always been this way.
Pouring through the annals for
all that I've let slip away

If I don't look back and I
let the past be the past
Then maybe, just maybe
I'm better off this way
floating down the river towards
whatever mysteries lie ahead.

I thought that I needed it
but I couldn't see that it
was only bringing me down

I waisted my time with it
my mind was consumed by it
and it dragged me into the ground.

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from Proof of Existence, released December 8, 2017
R. Ray - Drums
T. McCarthy - Bass Guitar
T. Lott - Guitar/Vocals

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