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five on fire
raise the bar
we multiply
all the fault you call
has taken its toll
i jump out the window
(yea) both eyes open wide
more frequently excuses blowing this place apart
both repeat when he gets back
i was chasing suns across the circular path
(take me free, i'm with you, take the pieces)
this is how i feel when i'm all alone
(talking boy, i'm the voice that won't remind anyone)
multiply,
(yea) both eyes open wide
more faking excuses blowing this place apart
both repeat when he gets back
(yea) both eyes open wide
more faking excuses blowing this place apart
both repeat when he gets back
raise the bar
we multiply
all the fault you call
has taken its toll
i jump out the window
(yea) both eyes open wide
more frequently excuses blowing this place apart
both repeat when he gets back
i was chasing suns across the circular path
(take me free, i'm with you, take the pieces)
this is how i feel when i'm all alone
(talking boy, i'm the voice that won't remind anyone)
multiply,
(yea) both eyes open wide
more faking excuses blowing this place apart
both repeat when he gets back
(yea) both eyes open wide
more faking excuses blowing this place apart
both repeat when he gets back
Lyrics submitted by Jagfire
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Since there are no lyrics of this song anywhere on the internet, I decided to give it a shot. The song is impossible to make out but this is what I got from it.. took a few careful listens.
five on fire raise the bar we multiply
all the fault you call has taken its toll i jump out the window
(YOU DID ALRIGHT UP TO HERE) then comes something like this
breath back on air for i
and a few more lines that are complete mumbling
then you ahve it right until
i will sing songs that cross the circular path its really i was chasing suns that cross the circular path
and instead of: more faking excuses blowing this place apart it is (yea)more frequent excuses blowing this place apart its more frequently excuses
Finally. Thanks for the lyrics, because I couldn't find them either. It seems that TSOAF is still pretty underground, which is fine (pretty much Anthony Green fans). I wonder if this was a just a one time super-band thing...
cameron, there are two versions of Chasing Suns, one of them with the "breathe back on air" part and one without.. I only have the one without but I've heard the other one before. Also I changed the parts you mentioned. Thanks
oh my god. anthony green. fucken amazing band, awesome songs, especially the first interlude. but the guitars in this song! oh christ, amazing!
Finally some lyrics, song is good I like, but is duke only album that they gona make?
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ok so we've established that the band is sick that the song is sick and that anthony green is a god all very very true but does anyone know what this song and the whole album is about i know its a concept album or a rock opera or what ever you want to call it but what do the songs mean and how do they go together and another thing all the song titles on "lover" have something in common does anyone know what that is cuz i have no clue amazing band the dvd should b in my mail box by tomorow im fuckin pumped
You can make out the words more clearly from the live DVD version of this song.
I contrasted your above lyrics from what I can hear on the DVD version...
Instead of "all the fault you call" I hear "let them take the sky" and the rest is hard to make out, but def not what you wrote.
Some other corrections....
"poster boy" instead of "talking boy"
and
"more frequently excuses finally come, forgive him when he gets back"