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The cold harsh wind blinds my vision
Every thought in my head slowly fades
My feet grow heavier with every step
I've been on this plateau forty days
The tears may fall, but that doesn't mean
You're as behind as you think
The wear upon your soul is only proof
That you're getting closer to the peak
So rise like no one's watching
Look over your shoulder
All that you've done
Look over your shoulder
See how far you've come
Look over your shoulder
The war's far from won
But the battle is over for now
Just remember don't look down
The days ahead may seem like years
Just wait until this blizzard clears
Finding your way in this storm can be hard
But sooner or later you'll find it,
Just like those who before you have climbed it,
So rise like everyone's watching
'Cause god knows these defining moments
Need an honest crowd
Look over your shoulder
All that you've done
Look over your shoulder
See how far you've come
Look over your shoulder
The war's far from won
But the battle is over for now
Just remember don't look down
Over your shoulder
Look over your shoulder
Look over your shoulder
Look over your shoulder
All that you've done
Look over your shoulder
See how far you've come
Look over your shoulder
The war's far from won
But the battle is over for now
Just remember don't look down
Over your shoulder
All that you've done
Look over your shoulder
See how far you've come
Over your shoulder
The war's far from won
But the battle is over for now
Just remember don't look down
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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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