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Sounds Like a Voice
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Verse:
Genesis of endings
Nineteen is born
Sick of love and heart forlorn
Striding forth
Harbinger of seven
Nineteen reigns obscuring heaven
You
Chorus:
Sign of the times I cannot defend
It sounds like a voice saying love to the end of me
Verse:
Hit me twenty-one
It's over and done
All is final and I'm holding the gun
Destined to fire
Nineteen knew (knew all along)
Through these ends I'd find you
You
Chorus:
Sign of the times I cannot defend
It's all I see
It sounds like a voice saying love to the end of me
Bridge:
Of me
I cannot defend
I cannot defend
Holy endings looming high
While I dream in the roses
Come like a wind
Blow me away
(Chorus)
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Adamic Linton, Indiana
Alternative rock band from Indiana. Formed in 2013 by Ian Swaby and Jordon Pletch.
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