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Just Here
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Independence always felt so optional
Something I'd always liked to try
But through circumstances not so optimal
I guess we're just here
Unprepared and understanding none of it
Seems to be the theme this year
Make no mistake we're having such good fun with it
Well, at least while we still can
The sky is blue but so are you
To hell with all those fickle plans you made
They probably didn't matter anyway
You play the part and hope your heart
Can take another disappointment
From the longest "month" in history
Just another Tuesday
Melts into Wednesday
And falls apart into Thursday once again
But thank God it's Friday
That's what they'd all say
A so-called "week end"
But it never really does
So what's your pois-
I mean, how are you handling?
The least we all can do is try
(Right?)
But even that request can be dismantling
When all you wanna do is cry
The seasons change
But we're the same
So say goodbye to old Ms. Springtime
And hello to the brand new paradigm
A rise, a Fall
Reveals the call
Of Mr. Summer, who ain't so far away
But will our inner Winter choose to stay?
Just another Tuesday
Melts into Wednesday
And falls apart into Thursday once again
But thank God it's Friday
That's what they'd all say
A so-called "week end"
But it never really does
Never really does
It never ends
You hope and pray that yesterday comes back
But little do you know the consequence of regression
When all else fails
How do we set sail on a raging sea?
Raging sea
Raging sea
Raging sea
Raging sea
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Vicarious Charlotte, North Carolina
Vicarious is a power trio composed of Brad Williamson (bass/lead vocals), Colin Moser (guitar/vocals), and Zach Winton
(drums).
With "ESOTERIA", the three musicians set out to show the monumental growth that has occurred between this album and their previous releases. Vicarious believes that "Esoteria" is an anthemic prog metal record that will make for a memorable debut.
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