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Transposed
03:05
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Desultory
03:34
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I can't imagine a world without
Depression heartache or doubt
And we have no right to be
any different from the rest of thee.
I can't forget that time you said
"It won't be long before we're dead"
it's time that we forget the past
and try to make these moments last.
We've dropped our souls off a plane
and we've failed to put it back again
we've lost all hope and harmony
It's just not meant to be
but I'm not worried.
no no no no!
I've been sworn into secrecy
It's nothing that you wanna see
And I'd tell you what is on my mind
But I'm afraid your running out of time.
And I'm afraid that you've realized too
that we must not continue
Whatever it is that we've created
Whatever it is that's accumulated
You've lost all reason to believe
in what you've created and conceived
I've got no purpose anymore
I'm sinking right into the floor
but I'm not worried
no no no no!
I'm not worried, no.
We've dropped our souls off a plane
and we've failed to put it back again
we've lost all hope and harmony
It's just not meant to be
but I'm not worried.
no no no no!
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Video Centre Variety Pelham, Ontario
Alternative rock band from Pelham, Ontario
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What is there to say? The Zolas might be the most underrated indie band! Every single on of their records are memorable, well-written and original. Check them out and you won't be sorry!
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