Fallen from the Same Family Tree - Single

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	1.	Fallen from the Same Family Tree 02:32	lyrics
	He goes on about a metamorphosis With unintentional emphasis On whatever this place is (Or supposed to be) At least that's what they tell me I'm not convinced that I believe Now I'm going on about that metamorphosis Think with intentional emphasis On whatever this place is And supposed to be But we've made a career in catharsis Never honesty And without clarity of gravity with brevity It leads the devolution to not evaluate any sources When we're supposed to be Bigger than our enemy At least that's what they tell me I'm not convinced that I believe One particular peculiar Anticlimactic epiphany Yeah that's what they tell me I'm not convinced that I believe It sounds all too familiar Fallen from the same family tree I'm not convinced that I believe

released June 1, 2022

Photo taken by Matt Jackson

Recorded, Mixed, and Mastered by
Pablo Cabrera at Analog Approach Studio

Guest Bed (MD) Baltimore, Maryland

Josh
Ethan
Brooks

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