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All That Remains

from Daylight EP by Walk The Wire

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lyrics

first hour of our lives, born without any compromise- as we stand, we fall
this conflict leads to awakening, we barely stopped to see the sun- where did it go?

movement falls like a house of cards- and it was my heart I based it on
what we made, we gave and I could never take it all away- on my sleeve lies the remains

Just an apology set forth because it was so much more than you- much more than us

last dance of our life, gone without any compromise- but we know, so it goes
never take back a word I said, I try to stand without regret
if you could look inside my head, to understand just how it felt- but now it's gone

the feeling, the passion- the times that days felt like hours
the wanting, the waiting- switched on, holding back nothing-

much more than the sum of us

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from Daylight EP, released May 20, 2015

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Walk The Wire New York, New York

Todd - Vocals
Andrew - Bass
Mike - Drums
Ryan - Guitar
Dan - Guitar

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