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The future hates cast asleep, but the film remains
This aftertaste, all I wanted's that which I gave
Master slave, I learn fast on sinking ships
And I can talk, I place price on tick and tock
And it's a lonely silence until dawn
Rites of passage open doors
But I'm not frightened
Master slave, line and sinker
Take the bait

Where others float, you and I crash land
Where others float, you and I crash land

Where I see us in far away skies
I could not say where I am lost
The darkness falls upon the day

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Cover art for Savant lyrics by Oceansize

Sorry for not capitilizing. Go easy on me, guys. I had to decipher these lyrics myself. Hope that I did them justice.

Cover art for Savant lyrics by Oceansize

I'll spare you all with my interpretation since these lyrics aren't confirmed. I do have to say that this song is my favorite so far. It's big, beautiful and epic - somwhere along the lines of Ornament / The Last Wrongs. I'm so gonna' get busted for even knowing what this sounds like already. I promise to buy at least 2 copies of this album. It's worth it. Once they have it mastered we will have THE album of 2007. I am blown away by Oceansizes' talent. These guys don't know how to do anything besides deliver.

Cover art for Savant lyrics by Oceansize

Need to correct myself. I believe that it's "I've learned fast on sinking ships".

Cover art for Savant lyrics by Oceansize

I prefer to read the line as:

"Where I see us in far away skies, I cannot say WHEN I am lost, the darkness falls upon the day"

Cover art for Savant lyrics by Oceansize

*Where I see us in far away skies, I could not say Where I am lost, the darkness falls upon the day

Cover art for Savant lyrics by Oceansize

I'm pretty sure it's

"All I wanted's not which I gave"

also unsure if it's "future days" or "future age"

but good job.

And awesome song, first time I heard it, after the first chords I had to stop everything I was doing and just...listen. It rivals Music For A Nurse or Ornament in my eyes.

I agree with you on that last note. I think this and Trail of Fire are Oceansize's two greatest songs (and the two greatest songs of all-time).

 
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