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Hellbender
05:18
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Pushing back
against the current
You are as rare as I
You’ll find your way
the path less traveled
Fate will be your guide
Forget nostalgia
Keep moving on
Lest you get left behind
Our days together
Have come and gone
It’s time to say goodbye
No matter where you are in life
Everything must bow to time
So lay me down
Underneath of that sacred ground
It’s your time now
Remember that this too will pass
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Obsidian
04:17
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Melting down
Shaping into form
From within the darkness
New strength is born
Frozen in time
Until a change transpired
You’ve been reborn from the fires
Obsidian heart
No longer stone
The blood runs cold
But it still flows
The hands of fate
Have cast their stone
Into the unknown
Kneel before the flames
You will be remade
Cast into the flames
Now embrace the change
Holy fires
Will cleanse you pure
Holy fire
Finally restored
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Unable
06:15
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Oh it burns as it goes down
You try to numb the pain
But it still remains
The ones who still care
You push them all away
Just can’t face the shame
Blood is thicker than wine
You are unable to see your own decline.
The truth reveals with time
Will you ever find a way
To hold that line
Another promise broken
Your stories always change
But they always end the same
There is only so much time
For you to change your ways
And try to set things straight
Oh this could be alright
If you go one day at a time.
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Blessed Black Cincinnati, Ohio
Joshua Murphy
Jake Stone
Ray Bates
Brad Bellamy
Riffs Forever
Forever Riffs
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