lyrics
I swear it felt like a lifetime, But merely seconds of fear
No sense of pre-impact insight, or ability to steer
Can't see black ice in the moonlight, we navigate the unseen
And as I start to lose traction, and spiral out of the scene -
You take me by surprise
You spin me round
You burn me out
Always one step away, a place in time defines your fate
Always one step away, a waste of time to contemplate
Lifelike
Nice times
Timeline
Lifetime
Bright light
A nice drive
A safe flight
Goodbye
No sense of pre-impact insight, or ability to steer
Can't see black ice in the moonlight, we navigate the unseen
And as I start to lose traction, and spiral out of the scene -
You take me by surprise
You spin me round
You burn me out
Always one step away, a place in time defines your fate
Always one step away, a waste of time to contemplate
Lifelike
Nice times
Timeline
Lifetime
Bright light
A nice drive
A safe flight
Goodbye
credits
from Yia Mas,
released June 16, 2018
license
all rights reserved
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Yikes! Providence, Rhode Island
East Coast Indie-Math
Marc Apesos - Bass
Austin Delin - Guitar
Chris Cintra - Drums
discography
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Jun 2018 -
Jul 2017 -
Nov 2016 -
Jul 2016
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