Oxidation
from Socrates and the Lava Gods by Socrates and the Lava Gods
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lyrics
My mind is showing me all the one way roads to take
Each one more promising than the last one, but I'll sit and wait
And by the way I wonder why we never ever got too far
And for me that's the only problem so far
A moment passes and my patience is wearing thin
Another day drips by with hesistency
From where I'm standing, ya, I'm my own worst enemy
Self destruction irresistible, purposely
You know what I'm talking about
I always turn to you whenever times get tough (get tough)
The broken pieces of my will dissolve to rust (to rust)
Where there's a will then there's a way, that's to be sure (be sure)
Just tell me which way to get out of here
Tell me how, tell me now
Each one more promising than the last one, but I'll sit and wait
And by the way I wonder why we never ever got too far
And for me that's the only problem so far
A moment passes and my patience is wearing thin
Another day drips by with hesistency
From where I'm standing, ya, I'm my own worst enemy
Self destruction irresistible, purposely
You know what I'm talking about
I always turn to you whenever times get tough (get tough)
The broken pieces of my will dissolve to rust (to rust)
Where there's a will then there's a way, that's to be sure (be sure)
Just tell me which way to get out of here
Tell me how, tell me now
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from Socrates and the Lava Gods,
released June 9, 2012
Gang Vocals: Brandon Austin, Autumn Hawes, Joe Baddour, Tony Ruggiero, Kweonmin Yi, Kristine Kim, Dami Lee, Yena Lee, Kelly Keppel, Lacey Peterson, Tim Carpenter
Gang Vocals: Brandon Austin, Autumn Hawes, Joe Baddour, Tony Ruggiero, Kweonmin Yi, Kristine Kim, Dami Lee, Yena Lee, Kelly Keppel, Lacey Peterson, Tim Carpenter
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Socrates and the Lava Gods Seattle, Washington
Socrates and the Lava Gods is a 4 piece Alternative Rock outfit from Seattle, WA.
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Jun 2012
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